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Hi.
I want to hide a category – but allow just one of my vendors to use this.If it hide in Product Form -> Hide Categories
can I put a bit of script to remove this category id from this list IF vendor_id = specific vendor id.
I don’t mind hand coding this in functions.php but would appreciate a starting point.
It will only ever be a few so again putting these rules into a php file is OK.
I have gotten this far. but run out of steam tonight:
BUT I cannot get the array_diff to knock out the value of the category, in this case 56, I cannot be too far out
add_filter(‘wcv_product_categories’, ‘custom_wcv_product_categories’);
function custom_wcv_product_categories( $args ){
print_r($args);$args[‘exclude’][] = array_diff($args[‘exclude’][], [“56”]);
return $args;
}
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