[wp-hackers] advanced taxonomy queries thru pretty urls

[Pascal Birchler]

Hmm not sure, but try using site.com/?tax.... instead of "resources" in the
middle.

Also, you might be able to use a minus sign for "NOT IN", e.g.
?tax1=-slug1,slug2.
Otherwise, this needs to be implemented manually and isn't supported
out-of-the-box by core.

2015-02-12 23:59 GMT+01:00 Haluk Karamete <halukkaramete at gmail.com>:

> A link like this
>
> site.com /resources/?tax1=slug1,slig2&category_name=featured
>
> runs a taxonomy query in the back end and gives us all the resources (
> resources is the custom post type here ) where the resuorces are tagged by
> either 'slug1' or 'slug 2' under the 'tax1' AND at the same time also
> categorized as 'featured'
>
> This is a beautiful implementation. And it just works, And thru the use of
> (,) or (+) usage, one can do highly complex advanced taxonomy queries thru
> these pretty URLs
>
> 2 questions here...
>
> what do I need to replace the "resources" CPT in there to make itlink work
> with regular posts? I tried "post" as a replacement and I'm getting a 404
> with that link.
>
>
> And also, In the codex, I could not find a 'NOT IN' operator that would
> correspond to a symbol in the query string.
> For example, I'm not sure what the link should look like to pull those
> posts where the resources are everything **except** those that are termed
> as 'slug1' or 'slug2'
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