Hi,
Disclaimer: I'm no expert on 'driving' wordpress via the UI, but I've been tasked to make changes to the UI and a few other bits and pieces, and I've done that mostly by hacking away at the code, and that seems to work ok.
My latest task is to change something on the project pages. Currently, the 'all' page allows the user to select 'projects', and when one is selected, it takes me to a URL like this :
http://domain/?project=project-space
and this page shows the stuff that's been loaded for that project with a side bar that shows a 'tag cloud' widget, but it doesn't show tags actually - instead it shows the customer taxonomies I've hacked in with all the terms associated with each.
The change they want me to make is to either *only* show the terms that have been 'assigned' to the current page's project, *or* somehow highlight the ones that are 'assigned'.
I see on the 'projects' page on the admin pages that this is done in a table format, so it must be possible somehow, so I wonder if there's a nice simple function like 'get_terms' that I can use ... I see 'get_objects_in_term'? Can that do it?
Apologies if I'm not using the correct 'lingo' - I'm really not familiar with wordpress.
Any pointers appreciated..
Thanks!
Max.