Version Description
- 2022-01-24
- Traverse all parents for sorting child terms, not just the toplevel ancestor.
- Some fixes on admin page for sorting subterms.
- Add filter 'customtaxorder_settings'.
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Release Info
Developer | mpol |
Plugin | Custom Taxonomy Order NE |
Version | 3.3.3 |
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Code changes from version 3.3.2 to 3.3.3
- customtaxorder.php +28 -14
- page-customtaxorder.php +7 -6
- readme.txt +48 -9
customtaxorder.php
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Plugin Name: Custom Taxonomy Order
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Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-taxonomy-order-ne/
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Description: Allows for the ordering of categories and custom taxonomy terms through a simple drag-and-drop interface.
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Version: 3.3.
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Author: Marcel Pol
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Author URI: https://timelord.nl/
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License: GPLv2 or later
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Copyright 2011 - 2011 Drew Gourley
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Copyright 2013 -
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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// Plugin Version
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define('CUSTOMTAXORDER_VER', '3.3.
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/*
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* Get settings for ordering
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*
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*/
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function customtaxorder_get_settings() {
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$customtaxorder_defaults = array('category' => 0);
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$customtaxorder_settings = get_option( 'customtaxorder_settings' );
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$customtaxorder_settings = wp_parse_args( $customtaxorder_settings, $customtaxorder_defaults );
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return $customtaxorder_settings;
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}
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}
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}
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// Sort children after the ancestor, by using a float with "ancestor.
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foreach ($terms as $term) {
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if ( ! $term->parent == 0 ) {
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$
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if ( is_array($
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$
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$ancestor_term = get_term($
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if ( is_object($ancestor_term) && isset($ancestor_term->term_order) ) {
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}
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}
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}
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}
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usort($terms, 'customtax_cmp');
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$terms_new_order = $terms;
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Plugin Name: Custom Taxonomy Order
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Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-taxonomy-order-ne/
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Description: Allows for the ordering of categories and custom taxonomy terms through a simple drag-and-drop interface.
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Version: 3.3.3
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Author: Marcel Pol
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Author URI: https://timelord.nl/
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License: GPLv2 or later
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Copyright 2011 - 2011 Drew Gourley
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Copyright 2013 - 2022 Marcel Pol (marcel@timelord.nl)
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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// Plugin Version
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define('CUSTOMTAXORDER_VER', '3.3.3');
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/*
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* Get settings for ordering each taxonomy.
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* Settings:
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* 0: orderby Term ID
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* 1: orderby Custom Order
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* 2: orderby Term Name (alphabetical)
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* 3: orderby Term Slug (alphabetical)
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*
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* @return array $customtaxorder_settings an array with key: $taxonomy->name and value:
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*/
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function customtaxorder_get_settings() {
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$customtaxorder_defaults = array('category' => 0);
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$customtaxorder_settings = get_option( 'customtaxorder_settings' );
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$customtaxorder_settings = wp_parse_args( $customtaxorder_settings, $customtaxorder_defaults );
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$customtaxorder_settings = apply_filters( 'customtaxorder_settings', $customtaxorder_settings );
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return $customtaxorder_settings;
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}
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}
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}
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// Sort children after the ancestor, by using a float with "ancestor.childchildchild", traversing all parents.
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foreach ($terms as $term) {
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if ( ! $term->parent == 0 ) {
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$ancestors = get_ancestors( $term->term_id, $term->taxonomy, 'taxonomy' );
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if ( is_array($ancestors) && ! empty($ancestors) ) {
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$toplevel_ancestor_id = array_pop( $ancestors );
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$ancestor_term = get_term($toplevel_ancestor_id, $term->taxonomy);
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if ( is_object($ancestor_term) && isset($ancestor_term->term_order) ) {
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$front_of_float = (string) $ancestor_term->term_order;
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$rear_of_float = '';
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foreach ( $ancestors as $ancestor_id ) {
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$ancestor_term = get_term($ancestor_id, $term->taxonomy);
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if ( is_object($ancestor_term) && isset($ancestor_term->term_order) ) {
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$rear_of_float .= (string) ($ancestor_term->term_order + 10000); // Make it sort correctly. Not many websites have more than 90000 subterms.
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}
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}
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$rear_of_float .= (string) ($term->term_order + 10000);
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$term->term_order = (float) ( $front_of_float . '.' . $rear_of_float );
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}
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}
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}
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}
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usort($terms, 'customtax_cmp');
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$terms_new_order = $terms;
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page-customtaxorder.php
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$options = customtaxorder_get_settings();
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$taxonomies = customtaxorder_get_taxonomies();
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$parent_id = 0;
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$this_page = sanitize_text_field( $_GET['page'] );
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// Set your custom capability through this filter.
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}
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}
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$parent_id_order = 0;
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if (isset($_POST['go-sub-posts'])) {
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$parent_id = (int) $_POST['sub-posts'];
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} else if (isset($_POST['hidden-parent-id'])) {
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$parent_term = get_term($_POST['hidden-parent-id'], $tax_name);
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$parent_id = (int) $_POST['hidden-parent-id'];
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}
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if (isset($_POST['return-sub-posts'])) {
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$parent_term = get_term($_POST['hidden-parent-id'], $tax_name);
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$parent_id_order = 0;
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if ( isset($_POST['hidden-parent-id-order']) && $_POST['hidden-parent-id-order'] > 0 ) {
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$parent_id_order = (int) $_POST['hidden-parent-id-order'] + 1;
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}
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$new_order = $_POST['hidden-custom-order'];
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$submitted_ids = explode(',', $new_order);
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$options = customtaxorder_get_settings();
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$taxonomies = customtaxorder_get_taxonomies();
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$this_page = sanitize_text_field( $_GET['page'] );
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$parent_id = 0;
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$parent_id_order = 0;
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if (isset($_POST['go-sub-posts'])) {
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$parent_id = (int) $_POST['sub-posts'];
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} else if (isset($_POST['hidden-parent-id'])) {
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$parent_id = (int) $_POST['hidden-parent-id'];
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}
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$parent_term = get_term( $parent_id, $tax_name );
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if ( is_object($parent_term) && isset($parent_term->term_order) ) {
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$parent_id_order = (int) $parent_term->term_order;
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}
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if (isset($_POST['return-sub-posts'])) {
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$parent_term = get_term($_POST['hidden-parent-id'], $tax_name);
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$parent_id_order = 0;
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if ( isset($_POST['hidden-parent-id-order']) && $_POST['hidden-parent-id-order'] > 0 ) {
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$parent_id_order = (int) $_POST['hidden-parent-id-order'] + 1; // Not sure if we really need this parent_id_order to be added since we use the funny floats of ancestor.childchildchild.
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}
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$new_order = $_POST['hidden-custom-order'];
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$submitted_ids = explode(',', $new_order);
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readme.txt
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Tags: term order, category order, taxonomy order, order
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Requires at least: 3.7
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Tested up to: 5.9
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License: GPLv2 or later
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'customtaxorder_update_order' is being run when saving the order of terms in the admin page.
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You could add the following example to your functions.php and work from there.
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<?php
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'customtaxorder_terms_ordered' action is being run after term array has been ordered with usort.
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Please be aware that this can be triggered multiple times during a request.
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add_action('customtaxorder_terms_ordered', 'custom_action', 10, 2);
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Example code for using the filter:
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<?php
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== Changelog ==
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Tags: term order, category order, taxonomy order, order
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Requires at least: 3.7
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Tested up to: 5.9
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Stable tag: 3.3.3
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License: GPLv2 or later
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The function requires a parameter with an array of taxonomy objects.
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= Can I hook into saving the term order on the dashboard page? =
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'customtaxorder_update_order' is being run when saving the order of terms in the admin page.
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You could add the following example to your functions.php and work from there.
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<?php
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function my_customtaxorder_update_order( $new_order ) {
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print_r( $new_order );
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add_action('customtaxorder_update_order', 'my_customtaxorder_update_order');
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'customtaxorder_terms_ordered' action is being run after term array has been ordered with usort.
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Please be aware that this can be triggered multiple times during a request.
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You could add the following example to your functions.php and work from there.
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add_action('customtaxorder_terms_ordered', 'custom_action', 10, 2);
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* 3: orderby Term Slug (alphabetical)
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function my_customtaxorder_settings( $settings ) {
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//var_dump( $settings['product_cat'] );
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$settings['product_cat'] = 1;
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add_filter( 'customtaxorder_settings', 'my_customtaxorder_settings' );
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?>
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Therefore when that GET parameter is set, there is no custom order applied in this plugin.
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You can add a filter to possible ignore the orderby parameter in the GET request.
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That might be useful if your GET parameter for orderby is used to sort posts, users, or just anything that is not terms.
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Example code for using the filter:
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<?php
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== Changelog ==
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= 3.3.3 =
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* 2022-01-24
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* Traverse all parents for sorting child terms, not just the toplevel ancestor.
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* Add filter 'customtaxorder_settings'.
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= 3.3.2 =
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* 2021-12-24
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* Add function 'customtaxorder_is_get_orderby_set'.
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