The UI and API implementation for the Related Taxonomy field type, augmented by Select2.
Return the count of taxonomies selected in the UI. Since this overrides count the number of taxonomies can also be retrieved by calling count directly on the field object.
Retrieves a collection of the taxonomies selected in the field UI. Note: you can further clarify the selected taxonomies by setting the args parameter to a wp_parse_args compatible array or string. .
Retrieves the first or only taxonomy selected in the UI.
Overrides the MPFT::value_for_set method to allow Related Taxonomy fields to be assigned a value in a number of different formats. A single taxonomy name.An array of taxonomy names.A csv string of taxonomy names.Note: this method is not intended to be called directly.
Return the count of taxonomies selected in the UI. Since this overrides count the number of taxonomies can also be retrieved by calling count directly on the field object.
Checks if the numerical array offset exists in the taxonomies selected in the UI. Since this overrides offset-exists the offset test can be made by calling isset directly on the field object.
Gets the taxonomy object at the given numerical array offset, if it exists. Since this overrides offset-get the taxonomy can be obtained by an array-style access directly on the field object – see example.
Implements MPFT::forward to allow the field object to forward calls to this field type’s delegate.
Implements MPFT::forward to return the first taxonomy, regardless of whether or not the field is setup to allow multiple taxonomies to be selected (iterator-related methods are setup to regard the multiple items though).
Implements iterator_items to allow the selected taxomomies to be iterated with a foreach on the field object.
Overrides the MPFT::value_for_set method to allow Related Taxonomy fields to be assigned a value in a number of different formats. A single taxonomy name.An array of taxonomy names.A csv string of taxonomy names.Note: this method is not intended to be called directly.
Return the count of taxonomies selected in the UI. Since this overrides count the number of taxonomies can also be retrieved by calling count directly on the field object.
Implements MPFT::forward to allow the field object to forward calls to this field type’s delegate.
Implements MPFT::forward to return the first taxonomy, regardless of whether or not the field is setup to allow multiple taxonomies to be selected (iterator-related methods are setup to regard the multiple items though).
Implements iterator_items to allow the selected taxomomies to be iterated with a foreach on the field object.
Checks if the numerical array offset exists in the taxonomies selected in the UI. Since this overrides offset-exists the offset test can be made by calling isset directly on the field object.
Gets the taxonomy object at the given numerical array offset, if it exists. Since this overrides offset-get the taxonomy can be obtained by an array-style access directly on the field object – see example.
Retrieves a collection of the taxonomies selected in the field UI. Note: you can further clarify the selected taxonomies by setting the args parameter to a wp_parse_args compatible array or string. .
Retrieves the first or only taxonomy selected in the UI.
Overrides the MPFT::value_for_set method to allow Related Taxonomy fields to be assigned a value in a number of different formats. A single taxonomy name.An array of taxonomy names.A csv string of taxonomy names.Note: this method is not intended to be called directly.
This class delegates to the WOOF_Taxonomy class, meaning it also supports the methods available in that class.
View method list from the base class MPFT.
MasterPress 1.1.4 is now available. This release contains an important compatibility fix for WordPress 4.5 to allow correct detection of the taxonomy term editing screen. Without this fix, any custom fields you have attached to custom taxonomies will not be shown at all in the editing form. Note also that MasterPress will still detect the edit screen correctly in…
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