Closed mikemartin closed 1 year ago
When using the relationship below, the taxonomy term is stored with the taxomony name causing a new taxonomy term to be created.
activities: - 'activities::drawing' - 'activities::drafting'
Relate::manyToMany( 'term:activities.products', 'pens.activities' );
Activities term products field:
products
- handle: products field: mode: default create: true collections: - pens - markers - refills - accessories display: Products type: entries icon: entries listable: hidden instructions_position: above visibility: visible hide_display: false
Pen entry activities field:
activities
- handle: activities field: type: terms taxonomies: - activities display: Activities mode: select
Note to self: To reproduce consistently, set up the relationship and update it from the Taxonomy page.
Corrected in 2.0.3 (S4) and 1.2.4 (S3) 🙂
When using the relationship below, the taxonomy term is stored with the taxomony name causing a new taxonomy term to be created.
Relation
Activities term
products
field:Pen entry
activities
field: