Custom taxonomy data field not working about redux-extensions

[ghostpool]

Is there any update on this? Is this a known bug or am I doing something wrong? I really need this feature to work and when I pay over $100 for an extension it would be nice to receive a reply. I thought v1.2.0 was going to released in a few days but that was nearly a month ago. As always I don't want to come across rude, I just want to make sure as a paying customer my voice is being heard and that active development of this extension is still going on.

[dovy]

Haha, dude. Sorry, but cool things are coming. Why don't you Skype me directly? I'll help you out. DovyDigital.

[dovy]

In the meantime, as per the WordPress docs, and various resources on the net you can find how to get the taxonomies using a specific post type:

array(
    'id'       => 'flexslider_id',
    'type'     => 'select',
    'title'    => __( 'Slider', 'gp_lang' ),
    'data' => 'taxonomy',
    'args' => array('object_type' => array('post')),

),

All we're doing with the data attribute is building a proxy for get_taxonomies. That should be all you need. :)

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_taxonomies

P.S. Sorry, we've been busy building this: http://wpdemo.io/

[ghostpool]

I wasn't aware that you could use the get_taxonomies arguments to work with your framework. I've tried the code you provided and it's still not working. For example array('object_type' => array('post') returns "category" and "post formats" in the dropdown menu - I see it's returning the taxonomies for posts but this is not what I want. I want it to return the categories (terms) that belong to my custom taxonomy. But no matter what I try I cannot output the terms.

wpdemo.io looks promising, I've been wanting something like this for a long time! :)

[dovy]

If you want the terms then use the terms data type! lol. If you want taxonomies use the taxonomies data type. ;)

Here's how it works: https://github.com/ReduxFramework/redux-framework/blob/master/ReduxCore/framework.php#L759-L775

Skype me. DovyDIgital

[ghostpool]

Oh course, how did I not think of that! This is the code that worked for me:

            'data' => 'terms',
            'args' => array( 'taxonomies' => 'my_taxonomy_name' ),

Thanks dovy.

[dovy]

Haha. Glad we got it.

[kiwiadv]

Thank you for your help, please can you tell me how to extract the name or slug of category instead of the id? thanks in advance :-)

[dovy]

@kiwiadv use standard WordPress functions, to get what you want. And please don't piggyback tickets.

[kiwiadv]

sorry :-|

[dovy]

N.P. Just hard to support on old threads and you email the original user who has all but moved on. :)