Once you made "$tt->name", how I can use it as shortcode?

[djmhim]

Dear team
Again I need your help.
Once you created “$tt->name” which print taxonomy name.
Can I use this “$tt->name” as shortcode? If yes then how?
I am really very very very sorry for disturb you again
Waiting for positive answer form you
Thank you

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

No problem at all, you can ask any questions you want to, we are here to help 🙂

Unfortunately no, it is not possible to use it in that way. What would you need that for? If you want, you can explain in more details, maybe I can suggest an alternative.

[djmhim]

I am having a form to submit front end post. (It’s shortode)
In form, I can use urlperm to auto fill the text field and can use shortcode also to auto fill.

Eg,
http://istudy.mu/?s=testsearch&asp_active=1&p_asid=2&p_asp_data=Y3VycmVudF9wYWdlX2lkPTEzJnF0cmFuc2xhdGVfbGFuZz0wJmFzcF9nZW4lNUIlNUQ9ZXhhY3QmYXNwX2dlbiU1QiU1RD10aXRsZSZjdXN0b21zZXQlNUIlNUQ9Y291cnNlJnRlcm1zZXQlNUJ3cF9jY190YXhfY291bnRyeSU1RCU1QiU1RD05OQ==

In URL, it’s s=testsearch, which is filled in a text field auto in “Your field of interest”. I have put that “s” in urlparm.

I want that taxonomy to fill in “Where to study” textfield.

That one on the page, you used $tt->name. So where ever I want to print chosen country, I put , but how can use in form, this I am not getting.

[djmhim]

Or another solution can be somehow taxonomy print in URL… Like here s=testsearch and stop after & so, can URL be like s=testsearch&country=Australia. so that I can use “country” in urlparam
Here testsearch is the keyword which we search and Australia is country which we choose form taxonomy.

Thank you

[Ernest Marcinko]

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