Anna

Thanks Alex. Will there be (or is there) a way to force this as the default so a user doesn’t need to use quotes?
Cheers
Matt

I forgot to mention I’ve tried exporting the categories CSV, editing the slug to remove the -1 and re-uploading it but it didn’t work.

Thanks Alex. Should the parent category (in my case ‘Financial and Professional Services’) also be showing a value (of 1 instead of 0)?

Because all my listings will be linked to sub-categories, I wanted the parent category to show the total listings of its sub-categories. At the moment only the sub-category shows as having a listing (1), while the parent category shows zero listings. Is this how it works?

Thanks
Matt

I’ve exported a CSV of current listings and noticed there were some differences with the example CSV, the main one being the exported CSV included a ‘default category’ field.

I’ve updated the exported CSV, re-uploaded it (updating the listing if the post ID already exists) and run the term count tool.

Now I’ve got the listing showing against the subcategory ‘financial planning’ (it shows a count of 1 – see attached image) but not against the parent category ‘Financial and Professional Services’ (which shows a count of 0). Should it be showing a value of 1 for each of these?

The ‘default category’ was set to the ID for ‘Financial Planning’.

Have I missed something?

Thanks in advance
Matt

Legend, thanks Kiran!

Many thanks for your help Kiran, it’s appreciated 🙂

Thanks Kor.
I’ve already created all the categories and sub categories and am using the id’s that have already been generated. Hope this helps 🙂