Description
This plugin extends the default taxonomy functionality and extends it to users, while automating all the boilerplate code.
Once activated, you can register user taxonomies using the following code:
register_taxonomy('profession', 'user', array( 'public' =>true, 'single_value' => false, 'show_admin_column' => true, 'labels' =>array( 'name' =>'Professions', 'singular_name' =>'Profession', 'menu_name' =>'Professions', 'search_items' =>'Search Professions', 'popular_items' =>'Popular Professions', 'all_items' =>'All Professions', 'edit_item' =>'Edit Profession', 'update_item' =>'Update Profession', 'add_new_item' =>'Add New Profession', 'new_item_name' =>'New Profession Name', 'separate_items_with_commas'=>'Separate professions with commas', 'add_or_remove_items' =>'Add or remove professions', 'choose_from_most_used' =>'Choose from the most popular professions', ), 'rewrite' =>array( 'with_front' =>true, 'slug' =>'author/profession', ), 'capabilities' => array( 'manage_terms' =>'edit_users', 'edit_terms' =>'edit_users', 'delete_terms' =>'edit_users', 'assign_terms' =>'read', ), )); Read more about registering taxonomies in the codex
This is heavily inspired by previous work by Justin Tadlock and also forks Damian Gostomskis plugin in the repository to add additional functionality, including:
- Fixes a bug with display of existing user taxonomies in the user-edit screen
- Fixes a bug with taxonomy count in the old plugin where deleting users did not update the count
- Add support for single_value attribute when registering a user taxonomy for taxonomies which should only have one value.
- Properly supports the capabilities associated with the taxonomy when registered.
- Supports show_admin_column attribute when registering the taxonomy in the same way as post taxonomies.
- Where show_admin_column is true admins can assign user taxonomies using bulk edit functionality.
Check out our documentation for more information on how to register user taxonomies.
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Installation
- Upload the
lh-user-taxonomiesfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
- Use
register_taxonomyas shown in the description
FAQ
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You can but you should not. The problem being that when taxonomies are shared across objects types in different tables wordpress can get confused.
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No. There are no new database tables with this plugin.
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No. All of WordPresss core database tables remain untouched.
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No. This is best left to plugins that choose to integrate with this plugin.
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LH User Taxonomies, and all LocalHero plugins are made to WordPress so should work with all well coded plugins and themes. But not all plugins and themes are well coded (including many popular ones).
If something does not work properly, firstly decativate ALL other plugins and switch to one of the thesmes that come with core (e.g. twentyfirteen, twentysixteen etc).
If the problem persists pleasse leave a post in the support forum: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/lh-user-taxonomies/ . I look there regularly and resolve most queries.
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Please contact me for custom work and enhancements here: https://shawfactor.com/contact/
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Yes, please! The number of users needing LH User Taxonomies is growing fast. Having an easy-to-use API and powerful set of functions is critical to managing complex WordPress installations. If this is your thing, please help us out!
