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Mike

Problem with filtering items using a custom taxonomy

I have a custom post type created with the Pods framework. That CPT has a custom taxonomy of “Product Category”. When I add the Product Category to the admin view and add filtering, I’m having issues with the plugin returning all the items with the selected custom taxonomy. Example. I have 90 items in the CPT, 9 of them are categorized as “Squares”. When I pick squares from the Product Category filter, I only get 3 that are returned. If I go in and change the slug of the taxonomy, save it and then change it back, all 9 will show up. This is happening with all the categories. If I use this url: edit.php?projectcategory=squares&post_type=project, all of them show up just fine. The issue seems to be with the query string Admin Columns uses to filter the products. Any ideas or suggestions. FYI, I’m working on a local copy of the site so I don’t have a public url to send. I can make one if necessary.

9 years ago
Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius
Developer

Hi Mike,

So to be clear.
When you republish all taxonomies, the filter works?
What if you create a new project with the same taxonomy? Do you still have to republish before the new created project is shown in the overview when you use the samen filter? Or is the project now directly visible when you use the filter?

And did you install our plugin before or after you’ve created the taxonomies? I don’t think that should matter, but we rather have enough information to try to reproduce this issue.

9 years ago
Mike

Hi Stefan,

Actually figured it out last night. The issue was caused by the Roots base theme. There was a function interfering with the filtering. Removed that function and everything works now. Thanks for getting back to me.

9 years ago
Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius
Developer

Ok good to hear you fixed the problem.
I will close this topic now.

9 years ago

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