Getting the Dynamic Listing-Category-Name

[Seegon]

Hello.

I am struggling trying to get the dynamic title from the listing_category taxonomy - As seen on the demosite here Design & Graphics – TaskHive

I have redesigned the header section to fit more with the overall style of my site, and now I need to display the listing-category name dynamically, depending on the current selected category.

When I try to insert the listing-category-header.php with the get_template_part function, I get an error.

Any suggestions how to get it to work - I might have the wrong approach all together.

Thank you!

[ihor]

Please post the error message and I’ll try to help, maybe one of the variables used in the category header is not defined.

[Seegon]

( ! ) Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_item_count() on null in public\wp-content\plugins\hivepress\templates\listing-category\view\listing-category-item-count.php on line 5
( ! ) Error: Call to a member function get_item_count() on null in public\wp-content\plugins\hivepress\templates\listing-category\view\listing-category-item-count.php on line 5

[ihor]

When you insert the listing category header as a template part, please try passing the listing_category object to the template context in the same way listinghive/class-theme.php at master · hivepress/listinghive · GitHub

[Seegon]

Thanks a bunch. I am very early in learning to code, so I get it that the information havent been gathered yet, and im trying to echo something that hasnt been prepared.

I did the same with the view of single blog post, but then it worked. (Get the post-header.php), but then I guess the information was available from some core WordPress code.

I will try to figure it out.

[Seegon]

Been trying alot of things, but I’m just a few months in trying to learn.

So after trying alot of stuff, and then chewing on what you wrote some more, I ended up with trying these two attempts. Can you give me any guidance?

<?php 
                $output .= hivetheme()->template->render_part(
                    'hivepress/listing-category/view/page/listing-category-header',
                    [
                        'listing_category' => \HivePress\Models\Listing_Category::query()->get_by_id( get_queried_object() ),
                    ]
                );

                    get_template_part('hivepress/listing-category/view/page/listing-category-header', $output);

and this

get_template_part('hivepress/listing-category/view/page/listing-category-header',
                    [
                        'listing_category' => \HivePress\Models\Listing_Category::query()->get_by_id( get_queried_object() ),
                    ]
                );

Thank you in advance

[ihor]

Please try this one:

                 echo hivetheme()->template->render_part(
                    'hivepress/listing-category/view/page/listing-category-header',
                    [
                        'listing_category' => \HivePress\Models\Listing_Category::query()->get_by_id( get_queried_object() ),
                    ]
                );

[Seegon]

I shall once I get home from vacation:-) thank you very much

[Seegon]

Havent gotten home to try it yet, but another, related question.

When using hivepress tags, you can create custom tags and when clicked, sort it by the tag in a similar fashion as listing categories.

Is there a way to get the current filtrered tag into the heading aswell?

Thank you

[ihor]

It should work this way for the Tag pages by default, here’s an example writing – JobHive If you mean filtering by tags they are not displayed because in search context there may be multiple filters (e.g. category, custom attribute filters) so there’s no page title.