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Admin Taxonomy Autocomplete · support · 2014-02-03T10:37:00+00:00

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nzmitch unresolved
Hi there This looks like a great solution, but unfortunately when I install the plugin on WordPress 3.8.1 nothing happens. I’ve tried with a clean install—is there something in the setup I’m missing? Thanks Mitch http://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-taxonomy-autocomplete/ Sorry for not answering for such a long time, I don’t visit this website and haven’t got any email notifications. Probably, you using it in a wrong way. I’ve just installed clean WP 3.8.1 and this plugin (via WP admin panel) – it works out of the box. The workflow is as follows: You add some “Tags” (or any other custom taxonomies) to your first post. These obviously won’t be autocompleted, as you haven’t got any data yet. Then you start editing some other post and try adding the same taxonomies. And these will be autocompleted. Basically, the plugin does autocomplete using your data, not some English dictionary. Great. Worked the way you said. Is it possible to disable adding on the post pages and only via the taxonomy page? No, but the functionality can be extended. I will tinker with it over the weekend. 🙂

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Edward Ruchevits 2014-03-23T15:51:00+00:00

Sorry for not answering for such a long time, I don’t visit this website and haven’t got any email notifications. Probably, you using it in a wrong way. I’ve just installed clean WP 3.8.1 and this plugin (via WP admin panel) – it works out of the box. The workflow is as follows: You add some “Tags” (or any other custom taxonomies) to your first post. These obviously won’t be autocompleted, as you haven’t got any data yet. Then you start editing some other post and try adding the same taxonomies. And these will be autocompleted. Basically, the plugin does autocomplete using your data, not some English dictionary.

Paul Kevin 2014-04-07T07:56:00+00:00

Great. Worked the way you said. Is it possible to disable adding on the post pages and only via the taxonomy page?

Edward Ruchevits 2014-04-11T09:56:00+00:00

No, but the functionality can be extended. I will tinker with it over the weekend. 🙂