Doug

@santifri i think it works for you because your host uses an old version of PHP.

Oh i didn’t know this. I thought it applied to the editor as well.
Well then, thanks for the info i hope in the future that unused space can be used for the right column or at least allow us to make it wider, eliminating the vertical scrolling, specially when we have custom tags and widgets there.

Thanks!

Uninstalled it. Looks pretty dead to me.

I found a way to achieve this, i hope you don’t mind posting it here.

What it does is exclude archives index from cache so people can see the latest posts while still caching single posts. This is essential for any site using Custom post types.

On archive.php add:

<?php 

	/* exclude CPT archives index from cache */

if ( is_post_type_archive( array ('cpt1', 'cpt2', 'cpt3') )) {

echo '<!--[wpfcNOT]-->';

} ?>

Where cpt1, cpt2, and cpt3 are your own custom post types.

thanks.

Hello there, so, what do you reckon? Seems alright?

I’ve modified the code to exclude terms with 0. I’m not a coder so i don’t know if this is bad for performance or simply wrong, i only know it works.
Please have a look:

I modified the output file: /wp-content/plugins/beautiful-taxonomy-filters/public/class-beautiful-taxonomy-filters-walker.php

Basically what i did was move the $count variable that holds the term count before the output starts and after that i added an if “$count > 0” statement.

Here’s the whole function, please let me know if this could cause problems.

`function start_el(&$output, $category, $depth = 0, $args = array(), $id = 0) {

global $wp_query;
$queryvars = $wp_query->query_vars;
$cat_name = apply_filters(‘list_cats’, $category->name, $category);
$count = Beautiful_Taxonomy_Filters_Public::get_term_post_count_by_type($category->slug, $category->taxonomy, $this->post_type);
if ($count > 0) {
$output .= “\t” . ‘<option class=”level-‘ . $depth . ‘ ‘ . $category->slug . ‘” value=”‘ . $category->slug . ‘”‘;
if(isset($_GET)){
foreach($_GET as $get_variable){
if(strpos($get_variable,’,’) !== false){
$get_array = explode(‘,’, $get_variable);
}else{
$get_array[] = $get_variable;
}
foreach($get_array as $get_single){
if ( $category->term_id == $args[‘selected’] || $get_single == $category->slug ){
$output .= ‘ selected=”selected” ‘;
}
}
}
}
if ( in_array($category->slug, $queryvars, true) ) {
$output .= ‘ selected=”selected” ‘;
}
$output .= ‘>’;

//run our custom filter
$output .= apply_filters( ‘beautiful_filters_term_name’, $cat_name, $category, $depth );

if ( $args[‘show_count’] ){
//If they want a post count make sure to only show the count for this specific post type
$output .= ‘  (‘ . $count . ‘)’;
}

if (isset ( $args[‘show_last_update’] ) ) {
$format = ‘Y-m-d’;
$output .= ‘  ‘ . gmdate($format, $category->last_update_timestamp);
}

if( $this->show_description && $category->description ){
//If we dont want select2 we cant put anything fancy around the description so this will have to do.
if( $this->disable_select2 ){
$output .= ‘ – ‘ . $category->description;
} else {
//We just use an unlikely textstring so we can target it with JS later.
$output .= ‘:.:’ . $category->description . ‘:-:’;
}

}

$output .= “</option>\n”;
}

}`

Awesome! that must be the cause then! I’m looking forward the next version.

As for the the “regions” dropdown i noticed it is different than all the others. For example there’s a search function (you can type and search) for all the others but not that one. Why is that?

Hello! i have enabled select2 and i will leave it on until you reply here so you can see it. Basically click “Regions” on Chrome to reproduce.

About the empty terms not recognized we made a post here:
http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/222404/how-to-update-hide-empty-flag-for-all-existing-terms

We used your exact words because we don’t know how to explain it better, sorry!