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  • Author:
    scribu
Version: 1.1.4
Requires: WP 3.2
Last Updated:4010 days ago
Downloads:144809
Installations: 10,000+
Tags:
    admin, category, hierarchy, manage, organize, tag, Taxonomy, term
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Term Management Tools

Released on August 26, 2010.
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Version: 1.1.4

Requires PHP: 7.1 Allows you to merge terms, move terms between taxonomies, and set term parents, individually or in bulk.

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Please note this plugin requires at least PHP 7.1.

If you need to reorganize your tags and categories, this plugin will make it easier for you. It adds three new options to the Bulk Actions dropdown on term management pages:

  • Merge - combine two or more terms into one
  • Set Parent - set the parent for one or more terms (for hierarchical taxonomies)
  • Change Taxonomy - convert terms from one taxonomy to another

It works with tags, categories and custom taxonomies.

2.0.2

  • Confirmed php suppoprt up to php8.4
  • Confirmed WordPress support up to v6.9

2.0.1

  • FIX: a WPML translation that only exists in a single site non-primary language was not being migrated correctly

2.0.0

  • under new management by @theMikeD 🙂
  • full code refactoring
  • inline documentation
  • user documentation
  • clean phpcs using WordPress-Extra
  • unit/integration tests, all of which pass
  • term cache clearing now actually works
  • for the taxonomy change option, only public taxonomies are listed
  • for the taxonomy change option, WPML-translated terms are also moved
  • for the term merge option, if all terms to be merged have the same parent term, the merged term will also have that parent term.
  • for the term parent option, if one of the supplied terms is also the term selected to be the parent, no terms are adjusted.
  • new filter term_management_tools_changed_taxonomy__terms_as_supplied
  • new filter term_management_tools_changed_taxonomy__terms_and_child_terms
  • new filter term_management_tools_changed_taxonomy__reset_parent_for

1.1.4

  • improved taxonomy cache cleaning. props Mustafa Uysal
  • added 'term_management_tools_term_changed_taxonomy' action hook. props Daniel Bachhuber
  • fixed redirection for taxonomies attached to custom post types. props Thomas Bartels
  • added Japanese translation. props mt8

1.1.3

  • preserve term hierarchy when switching taxonomies. props Chris Caller

1.1.2

  • added 'term_management_tools_term_merged' action hook. props Amit Gupta

1.1.1

  • fixed error notices
  • added Persian translation

1.1

  • added 'Change taxonomy' action

1.0

  • initial release
  • more info


Either use the WordPress Plugin Installer (Dashboard → Plugins → Add New, then search for "term management tools"), or manually as follows:

  1. Upload the entire wp-term-management-tools folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. DO NOT change the name of the wp-term-management-tools folder
  3. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in the WordPress Dashboard

Note for WordPress Multisite users:

  • Install the plugin in your /plugins/ directory (do not install in the /mu-plugins/ directory).
  • In order for this plugin to be visible to Site Admins, the plugin has to be activated for each blog by the Network Admin.


Set Parent option. In this case, the term "New EN" will be set as a child of "Parent One EN"
Screenshot 1


Merge option. Here, the two selected terms will be merged into a new term named "Merged." In addition, because both source terms share the same parent term ("Parent One EN"), the new term will also have "Parent One EN" as its parent term.
Screenshot 2


Change Taxonomy option. Here, the "Parent One EN" category will be sent to the custom taxonomy "Hierarchical" (which I added for the sake of testing). A few other things to note here. First, the two child terms will also be moved and, because the target taxonomy is also hierarchical the parent-child relationships will be preserved. Second, if there are any WPML translations of these terms, they will also be moved and the translations maintained.
Screenshot 3



 

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