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When building a category navigation system for a business directory with a many to many relationship, I understand that it is good practise to create a mapping table. Category Table ( CategoryId, CategoryName ) Business Table ( BusinessId, BusinessName ) Category Mapping Table ( BusinessId, CategoryId ) When I join the Category table and Business table to create the mapping table would this then give me a table which contains every possible business and category relationship? I have 800 categories and 1000 business listings. Would that then give me a table containing 800,000 possible

i havent been able to find the answer for this anywhere but i cant seen to display any of the products on the root categories page from its sub category members. When i click the category from the top navigation i get the sub categories on the left and on the right (main content) “There are no products matching the selection”. Each sub-cat. shows its products though. In Admin -> Catalog -> Manage Categories each category shows the number of products i.e (4) however its root category displays (0). Any ideas? thanks in advance Solution Go to Admin -> Catalog -> Manage Categories -> "Select

In the book, "Cocoa Design Patterns," the author sometimes declares a property in the @interface as readonly: // .h @property (readonly, copy) NSArray *shapesInOrderBackToFront; and then later adds an unnamed category to the implementation (.m) file like this: // .m @interface MYShapeEditorDocument () @property (readwrite, copy) NSArray *shapesInOrderBackToFront; @end Any idea as to why? It's unclear to me how this approach is better than, or more necessary than, initially declaring the property as "readwrite". Externally the property will be readonly. While inside the class it will have both

I'm using WP_Query for Woocommerce products in attempt to query products in a particular category. This is the syntax that worked for me - $args = array( 'posts_per_page' => -1, 'product_cat' => 'category-slug-here', 'post_type' => 'product', 'orderby' => 'title', ); $the_query = new WP_Query( $args ); // The Loop while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) { $the_query->the_post(); echo '' . get_the_title() . '<br /><br />'; } wp_reset_postdata(); This returns data, but I want to pass an ID, not a category slug, to filter and I want to find products that exist in multiple categories only . The

I have fed the following CSV file into iPython Notebook: public = pd.read_csv("categories.csv") public I've also imported pandas as pd, numpy as np and matplotlib.pyplot as plt. The following data types are present (the below is a summary - there are about 100 columns) In [36]: public.dtypes Out[37]: parks object playgrounds object sports object roading object resident int64 children int64 I want to change 'parks', 'playgrounds', 'sports' and 'roading' to categories (they have likert scale responses in them - each column has different types of likert responses though (e.g. one has "strongly

I am developing a child theme for the Storefront Theme. I use the Product Category Widget as a dropdown under the header which fits my needs perfectly, though I need the same (if possible) dropdown menu to show up on every Category Page, instead of just the Main Page. I am customizing this code which almost does it: /** * WooCommerce Extra Feature * -------------------------- * * Register a shortcode that creates a product categories dropdown list * * Use: [product_categories_dropdown orderby="title" count="0" hierarchical="0"] */ add_shortcode( 'product_categories_dropdown', 'woo_product