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Description

Retrieve edit term URL.

Usage

<?php get_edit_term_link( $term, $taxonomy, $object_type ); ?>

Parameters

$term_id

(int) (required) Term ID

Default: None

$taxonomy

(string) (required) The slug of the taxonomy the term is in.

Default: None

$object_type

(string) (required) The object type the term is for. E.g., post, page, attachment, or a custom post type.

Default: None

Examples

$edit_link = esc_url( get_edit_term_link( $tag->term_id, $taxonomy, $this->screen->post_type ) );

function get_edit_tag_link( $tag_id, $taxonomy = 'post_tag' ) {
	return apply_filters( 'get_edit_tag_link', get_edit_term_link( $tag_id, $taxonomy ) );
}

Notes

• Using get_edit_tag_link() may be a better choice in most situations as it will apply the 'get_edit_tag_link' filter, which may be implemented by plugins and themes.

Changelog

• Since 3.1.0

Resources

• is_term()
• term_exists()
• get_objects_in_term()
• get_term()
• get_term_by()
• get_term_children()
• get_term_link()
• get_terms()
• get_the_terms()
• get_the_term_list()
• has_term()
• sanitize term()
• the_terms()
• get_object_taxonomies()
• is_object_in_taxonomy()
• the_taxonomies()
• wp_get_object_terms()
• wp_set_object_terms()
• wp_get_post_terms()
• wp_set_post_terms()
• wp_delete_object_term_relationships()
• wp_remove_object_terms()