where does get_term_link() go to? WORDPRESS

[matt25]

Hi, I am building a new theme for a site and I am having trouble getting one section to work properly.

Basically I have a custom taxonomy where each term is listed on a custom page, I then am using the get_term_link() function to link to a page which displays all the posts within that term.

The URL that is returned from that function is http://www.frictionmultimedia.com/?taxonomy=RepresentedArtist&term=fin-davies but when I click on the link it goes to “Page not found”.

I have a page called taxonomy-representedartist.php which is where I was expecting the link to go to but obviously it doesn’t.

What have I done to cause the link not to go anywhere? is the page named wrong or something?

Any help is much appreciated,

Thanks,
Matt

[Alen]

Show us the code.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_term_link

Look at the example section.

[matt25]

Hi, Thanks, I have looked at the codex, everything seems fine to me…

Here is the main section of code from the custom page that links the custom taxonomy:

$args1 = array( 'taxonomy' => 'representedartist', // Registered tax name 'hide_empty' => false ); ?>
<?php $artists = get_terms( 'representedartist', $args1 ); ?>
<?php foreach ($artists as $artist) { ?>
<section class="artist">
<?php $artistName = $artist->name;
$artistID = $artist->term_id; ?>
<?php $term_link = get_term_link($artist); echo $term_link;?>
<a class="nostyle" href="<?php echo $term_link; ?>"><h2 class="artistName"><?php echo $artistName; ?></h2></a>
<img src="<?php echo z_taxonomy_image_url($artist->term_id); ?>" width="400px" />
<p class="artistBio"><?php echo $artist->description; ?></p>

[matt25]

Can anyone tell me, what template file I need to create to find a page via this link?

Thanks,
Matt

[subhasishnath45]

It has been long since this topic was discussed but Matt did you find any solution ??? I’m stuck in the same problem.

[matt25]

Maye sure the file name is correct and then try clicking update permalinks in the backend of wordpress TWICE.

Hope that helps
Matt

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