Zach Schnackel

I suggest you read the description on the plugin’s page again – not hosted here for the time being.

Current version doesn’t support multisite. Next version is said to support this (in BETA), but it’s been quite some time since I’ve seen any chatter about that.

Yup, I used this tut to help me along. Then, it’s just a matter of passing in those query vars via form function, like:

<section id="sort">
	<form name="search" action="" method="get">
		<select name="sort">
			<?php
			$mouldings_sort_options = array(
				'_mouldings_dimensions_height' => 'Height',
				'_mouldings_dimensions_width' => 'Width'
			);
			$sort = !empty($_GET['sort']) ? $_GET['sort'] : '';
			foreach ($mouldings_sort_options as $key=>$value) {
				echo '<option value="' . $key . '" ' . selected( $sort, $key ) . '>' . $value . '</option>';
			}
		?>
		</select>
		<select name="order">
			<?php
			$mouldings_order_options = array(
				'DESC' => 'Descending',
				'ASC' => 'Ascending'
			);
			$order = !empty($_GET['order']) ? $_GET['order'] : '';
			foreach ($mouldings_order_options as $key=>$value) {
				echo '<option value="' . $key . '" ' . selected( $order, $key ) . '>' . $value . '</option>';
			}
		?>
		</select>
		<?php

		if (!is_tax('wood_types') || (is_tax('wood_types') && isset($wp_query->query_vars['profile_categories'])) || (is_tax('wood_types') && isset($wp_query->query_vars['combination_categories']))) { ?>
			<select name="wood_types">
				<?php
				$mouldings_wood_types_options = get_terms('wood_types');
				$wood_types = !empty($_GET['wood_types']) ? $_GET['wood_types'] : '';
				echo '<option value="">All</option>';
				foreach ($mouldings_wood_types_options as $key) {
					echo '<option value="' . $key->slug . '" ' . selected( $wood_types, $key->slug ) . '>' . $key->name . '</option>';
				}
				?>
			</select>

		<?php } ?>

		<input type="submit" value="Show/Filter" />
		<span class="reset"><a href="<?php echo remove_query_arg(array('sort','order','wood_types')); ?>">Reset</a></span>
	</form>
</section>

That’s from a plugin I’m using (you can sort by a custom field that contains the height or width, in ascending or descending order and also filter by a custom taxonomy). I do however need to look back and sanitizing the $_GET value though (as at its current state, that would be a security issue).

Not that you guys/gals need another +1… but +1 here as well. Thanks!

One more feature request — a filter on the Media Library tab in the modal pop-up box by Media Category would be fantastic!