Series Grouping Table of Contents Template Example

page-orgseries-grouping-template.php

<?php 
/* 
 * Template Name: OrgSeries Grouping Table of Contents
 * Note: This is template is specific to the them it was designed for.  The html structure will vary for your active theme.
*/
?>

<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php /** organize-series-grouping related, block 1 **/ ?>
				<?php 
        //let's start outputting all the series info.
        // args choosing what series groups I want to display on this page 
        // (via series_group_ids, i.e. the ids of the categories that are series groups)
				$args = array(
					'include' => array( '25', '22', '6' ),
					'order' => 'DESC',
					'orderby' => 'term_id'
				);
        // args for getting series information in the listed group.
				$get_series_args = array(
					'hide_empty' => 1,
				); 
				
        // getting all group information.
				$groups = get_series_groups( $args );
				
				foreach ( $groups as $group ) {
					echo '<div class="entry post clearfix">';
					echo '<h3 id="group-title-'.$group->term_id.'" class="group-title">'.$group->name.'</h3>';
					
          //this is getting the series data for the displayed group.
					$get_series = get_series_in_group($group->term_id, $get_series_args);
          //args used for the wp_serieslist_display function
					$series_args = array(
						'include' => $get_series,
						'order' => 'DESC'
					); 
          //this is a organize-series template tag.  I'm sending to it the list of series_ids for the currently displayed group
          //and then it will output the series information according to the serieslist_display template in series options.
					wp_serieslist_display(false, $series_args);
					echo '</div>';
				}
				?>
			</div> <!-- end #content-area -->
				
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