Create a search form like the demo "Movie Reviews"

Trevor

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Trevor

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Yes, this:

Or should I create just one taxonomy (“moods”) which will contain all the moods/tags I’ve created?

Once you have made the taxonomy and associated it with the post type, it will appear just like categories do (to make it look exactly the same, find the hierarchical option for the taxonomy and switch it on), under the categories meta box. Then in the form, you place it using the Taxonomy form UI element.

Trevor

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As well, you might have a different taxonomy, called genre, and in this you might have Comedy, Chat Show, Soap, etc.

And another for Age Rating ….

Anonymous

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Thanks again for the quick reply.

I’ve added the taxonomy “Umore” (“Mood” in Italian) and I’ve edited some pages to do a test, copying the tags I’d chosen and pasting them in the new Taxonomy section.

I’ve edited Search and Filter search form to show the new taxonomy, and this works, but the results are still wrong: I see all the pages I’ve created, also the ones which do not have any taxonomy associated and the ones which have a taxonomy but are not associated with the mood or moods I’ve selected in my search.

I must be doing something wrong…

The search page is here: http://www.fanheart3.com/allthesefeelings/

Thanks again for all the help!

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Mmmm. Looking at this, you are using ‘pages’ to store what are really custom posts. How is your spoken English? Are we able to Skype so I can talk to you and show you (you would need a laptop or desktop with mic/webcam and speakers/headset)?

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