fballoni

Well,

A nice guy found a solution for this! It worked well for me. I went to the database to see my custom taxonomies slogan to get them back, following his steps!

http://nerdlife.net/custom-taxonomies/#comment-3206

now everything is going like before. beautiful! thanks borg!

Now you guys can see my website working. If you like electronic music and want to listen the best updated DJ Sets from all over the world, just go there! 🙂
http://www.freshDJSets.com

cheers!

some other thing I can do about this??? please!?

Thanks Nacin,

I’ve tried to change the custom-taxonomies.php code to have this working, but it didn’t work. When I tried to activate the plugin, i’ve got this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::get_results() in …/wp-content/plugins/custom-taxonomies/custom-taxonomies.php on line 66

I’m a client-side developer good with CSS, HTML and some JQUERY, but not good with php. But I can tell you that I’ve made right those two options that you gave me.

I also don’t like the idea to change the core. When I did apply the patch of the second option (just to test), The website worked, but I got this error accessing any dashboard page:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare inline_edit_term_row() (previously declared in /home/fballoni/freshdjsets/wp-content/plugins/custom-taxonomies/backwards_compatibility.php:77) in /home/fballoni/freshdjsets/wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 77

I had to go back to normal and rename the custom-taxonomy plugin folder (to deactivate it) to have my admin running again.

I would love to be able to make my own plugin for this, that access the database getting my custom taxonomies. But I’m not. 🙁 Don’t know how to start. I’ll keep trying for some solution.

If you have another one, please don’t hesitate to tell me.

Thank you and kind regards!