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wp query - Getting Taxonomy inside WP_Query Loop

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I have written my custom WP_Query and using loop to display post content. I use get_the_category() to display categories of current post and it works fine. Now for some post types there are custom taxonomies instead of categories.

Code to get categories:

$categories = get_the_category();
   if(!empty($categories)){
      foreach($categories as $index => $cat){
         echo $cat->name;
      }
   }

Now I need to pull all taxonomies and print them in comma separated format.

I tried this:

$taxonomies = get_the_taxonomies();
if(!empty($taxonomies)){
   foreach($taxonomies as $taxonomy){
         echo $taxonomy;
   }
}

It works and shows in this format "Taxonomy Label: Term (hyperlinked)". If the terms are more than one than it adds "and" between terms. I need only terms and if they are multiple then they should be separated by comma.

I want to know:

  1. The best approach to achieve those results
  2. Is it recommended to to use above method?
  3. Can I use regex to extract value?
  4. How can I get rid off hyperlink?

Thanks

I have written my custom WP_Query and using loop to display post content. I use get_the_category() to display categories of current post and it works fine. Now for some post types there are custom taxonomies instead of categories.

Code to get categories:

$categories = get_the_category();
   if(!empty($categories)){
      foreach($categories as $index => $cat){
         echo $cat->name;
      }
   }

Now I need to pull all taxonomies and print them in comma separated format.

I tried this:

$taxonomies = get_the_taxonomies();
if(!empty($taxonomies)){
   foreach($taxonomies as $taxonomy){
         echo $taxonomy;
   }
}

It works and shows in this format "Taxonomy Label: Term (hyperlinked)". If the terms are more than one than it adds "and" between terms. I need only terms and if they are multiple then they should be separated by comma.

I want to know:

  1. The best approach to achieve those results
  2. Is it recommended to to use above method?
  3. Can I use regex to extract value?
  4. How can I get rid off hyperlink?

Thanks

Share Improve this question asked Nov 18, 2018 at 10:21 AlenaAlena 1378 bronze badges 1
  • Do you want to print taxonomies or terms? get_the_taxonomies will get you taxonomies (like: category, post_tag, post_format) and not terms from that taxonomies... – Krzysiek Dróżdż Commented Nov 18, 2018 at 11:31
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The first problem with your code, I guess, is that you use get_the_taxonomies function, which will:

Retrieve all taxonomies of a post with just the names.

So its result will be like this:

Array
(
    [0] => category
    [1] => post_tag
    [2] => post_format
)

And I'm pretty sure that you want to get terms assigned to given post from all taxonomies, and not the taxonomies names...

So most probably you want to do something like this:

$terms = wp_get_object_terms( get_the_ID(), array_keys( get_the_taxonomies() ) );
foreach ( $terms as $i => $term ) {
    echo ($i ? ', ' : '') . $term->name;
}

And quick answers to your questions:

  1. One of possible solutions above - it's hard to say if it's the best one.
  2. No, your method is not a solution, I guess.
  3. There is no need to use regex. You should avoid using regex when there is no need for that.
  4. You can get rid of hyperlinks by getting term objects and printing them by yourself (as shown above).

Take a look at these:

$taxonomies = get_post_taxonomies( );
print_r( $taxonomies );
echo implode( $taxonomies, ', ' );

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