Custom field in search results

Hi Tim,

It’s nice to hear from you 🙂

1. Well this issue is not related to the search, but I guess I can help you with it. So I’ve notice you are using the single-publicatie.php file in your theme folder to display these values. The “Array” output there means that it’s not a single value stored but an array of something. After some debugging I found that it’s an array of the post ID in it, so I’ve changed the code on line 51 to this:

[php]
<p>Deel van: <?php
$related_p_ids = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘deel_van’, true);
$to_echo = array();
foreach ($related_p_ids as $pid) {
$to_echo[] = "<a href=’".get_permalink($pid)."’>" . get_the_title($pid) . "</a>";
}
if ( count($to_echo) > 0 )
echo implode(", ", $to_echo);
?></p>
[/php]

What this does:
– Gets the array of the ids to the $related_p_ids variable
– Gets the permalink and title and forms a link element, then adds it to the $to_echo array
– Implodes the $to_echo array with a comma “, ” delimiter, in case multiple posts were found to print nicely
– Prints the links with on the same line.

2. With a filter function easily. I’ve already appended this to your functions.php file:

[php]
add_filter( ‘asp_result_author_after_prostproc’, ‘asp_author_from_cf’, 1, 2);

function asp_author_from_cf($author, $post_id) {
$cf_author = get_post_meta($post_id, ‘auteur’, true);
if ($cf_author != false)
return $cf_author;
return $author;
}
[/php]

Right now the “auteur” fields are empty, but if you start adding text there, it will appear instead of the default author field. Don’t forget to turn back on the “Show author in results” option on the Layout options panel as well.

Hi!

1. Try changing that to this:

[php]
<p>Deel van: <?php
$related_p_ids = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘deel_van’, true);
$to_echo = array();
foreach ($related_p_ids as $pid) {
$to_echo[] = "<a href=’".get_permalink($pid)."’>" . get_the_title($pid) . "</a>";
}
if ( count($to_echo) > 0 )
echo implode("<br>", $to_echo);
?></p>
[/php]

This puts a line break inbetween items.

2. Well, in this case you can try something like:

add_filter( ‘asp_result_author_after_prostproc’, ‘asp_author_from_cf’, 1, 2);

function asp_author_from_cf($author, $post_id) {
[php]
$authors = get_the_terms( $post_id, "auteur" );
$author_names = array();
if ( is_array($authors) ) {
foreach ($authors as $a) {
$author_names[] = $a->name;
}
$author = implode(" | ", $author_names);
}

return $author;
}
[/php]

This should get all authors and if finds any, then adds them all to the author field separated by “I”.

3. As for the term order. I think I have a solution for you 🙂
After researching I found one plugin, that works. Install this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-terms-order/

It’s working great, it lets me re-order every taxonomy term for every post. Here is how I did it: http://i.imgur.com/ta2qJRx.png
It’s a bit time consuming to do it for every post, but it works flawelessely.

Great!

I’m glad it’s working 🙂

Hi Tim,

You can use the settings and results shortcode to position them on the same page, as you like. In your case, you could use a combination like so:

[wpdreams_ajaxsearchpro id=1]
[wpdreams_asp_settings id=1 element='div']
[wpdreams_ajaxsearchpro_results id=1 element='div']

That should do it.