Not sure if this is a bug or intended functionality. But I was testing a few different multiple taxonomy queries the other day when I tried to pass one through the url:
/?tax_query[0][taxonomy]=topics&tax_query[0][terms][]=dashboard&tax_query[0][terms][]=accessibility&tax_query[0][field]=slug&tax_query[0][operator]=IN&tax_query[1][taxonomy]=topics&tax_query[1][terms][]=media&tax_query[1][field]=slug&tax_query[1][operator]=NOT%20IN WordPress returned my latest 10 posts instead of the one post that fits the requirements. Here's an expanded version of the query: ?tax_query[0][taxonomy]=topics &tax_query[0][terms][]=dashboard &tax_query[0][terms][]=accessibility &tax_query[0][field]=slug &tax_query[0][operator]=IN &tax_query[1][taxonomy]=topics &tax_query[1][terms][]=media &tax_query[1][field]=slug &tax_query[1][operator]=NOT%20IN Next, I passed the query as a string through query_posts() on my home page's loop and WordPress returned the expected results. Is this a bug? _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
