admin/oik-clone-taxonomies.php

<?php // (C) Copyright Bobbing Wide 2015

/* function oik_clone_load_taxonomies() – Load the taxonomies for this post */

/* function oik_clone_get_keyed_array() – Return a keyed array of objects using a unique ( we hope ) key name */

/* function oik_clone_load_hierarchical_terms() – Load the terms for a hierarchical taxonomy */

/* function oik_clone_load_flat_terms() – Load the terms for a flat taxonomy */

/* function oik_clone_lazy_update_taxonomies() – Update the taxonomies for the post */

/* function oik_clone_lazy_update_taxonomies2() – OO approach to updating taxonomy terms in the target */


/* function oik_clone_lazy_update_taxonomy_terms() – Update the taxonomy terms for the post */



/**
 * We can use a JSON request to get the current terms for a taxonomy from the server
   then we can map our data to theirs
   Alternatively, we can pass the information to the server and they can work it out
   But how do we do this with hierarchical taxonomies? 
   
   

http://qw/wordpress/wp-json/taxonomies/compatible_up_to/terms
 
 * 
 terms":{"compatible_up_to":
 [{"ID":289,
 "name":"4-1-1",
 "slug":"4-1-1",
 "description":"",
 "taxonomy":"compatible_up_to",
 "parent":null,
 "count":1,
 "link":"http:\/\/qw\/wordpress\/compatible_up_to\/4-1-1\/",
 "meta":{"links":{"collection":"http:\/\/qw\/wordpress\/wp-json\/taxonomies\/compatible_up_to\/terms",
 "Telf":"http:\/\/qw\/wordpress\/wp-json\/taxonomies\/compatible_up_to\/terms\/228"}}}
 ]}
 
 }
 
 */