Taxonomic labels on category and tag search results

[aharoniumParticipant]

Currently, our search results include matching category and tag. This is great except we would prefer if the results returned also indicated with their taxonomy.

For example, a search for “hanukkah” returns:
“Hanukkah (12)”
“Hanukkah readings (10)”
“Hanukkah recipes (5)”

We would prefer that the taxonomy for the results were labeled as such.
“category: Hanukkah (12)”
“category: Hanukkah readings (10)”
“tag: Hanukkah recipes (5)”

If this is an option anywhere that would be excellent. We searched through the settings and documentation for any hint as to how to achieve this, but we apologize in advance if we missed anything obvious!

[Ernest MarcinkoKeymaster]

Hi,

I’m afraid there is no option for that, but it could be doable via some minor custom code.

add_filter('asp_results', 'asp_display_tax_name_in_results');
function asp_display_tax_name_in_results($results) {
    foreach($results as $k=>&$r){
        if ( $r->content_type == 'term' ) {
            $taxonomy = get_taxonomy( $r->taxonomy );
            if ( !is_wp_error($taxonomy) ) {
                $r->title = $taxonomy->labels->name . ": " .  $r->title;
            }
        }
    }
    return $results;
}

Try adding this code to the functions.php file in your theme/child theme directory – make sure to have a full server back-up first for safety. For more details you can check the safe coding guidelines.

Best,
Ernest Marcinko
If you like my products, don't forget to rate them on codecanyon :)

[aharoniumParticipant]

And to change “Categories” to “category” and “Tags” to “tag” would I do something like the following?

if ($r->content_type == 'Categories') { $term = "category"; } else { $term = "tag"; }

[Ernest MarcinkoKeymaster]

Not exactly, more like:

add_filter('asp_results', 'asp_display_tax_name_in_results');
function asp_display_tax_name_in_results($results) {
    foreach($results as $k=>&$r){
        if ( $r->content_type == 'term' ) {
            $taxonomy = get_taxonomy( $r->taxonomy );
            if ( !is_wp_error($taxonomy) ) {
				switch ($taxonomy->labels->name) {
					case "Categories":
						$name = "category";
						break;
					case "Tags":
						$name = "tag";
						break;
					default:
						$name = $taxonomy->labels->name;
				}
                $r->title = $name . ": " .  $r->title;
            }
        }
    }
    return $results;
}

Best,
Ernest Marcinko
If you like my products, don't forget to rate them on codecanyon :)

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