| 1 | | I believe [attachment:30210.2.patch] solves the problem, but the solution isn't perfect. Because of the way the query is parsed in `$wp_query->parse_query`, both `$wp_query->is_feed()` and `$wp_query->is_tax()` can not simultaneously be true. Currently, `is_tax()` will return false for all feeds. This means in order to solve the case of empty but valid taxonomy archive feeds, we are not able to use the typical core functions. As a work around, I'm checking to see if `$wp_query->tax_query` is an instance of the `WP_Tax_Query` object. |
| | 1 | I believe [attachment:30210.2.patch] solves the problem, but the solution isn't perfect. Because of the way the WP_Query is parsed in `$wp_query->parse_query()`, both `$wp_query->is_feed()` and `$wp_query->is_tax()` can not simultaneously be true. Currently, `is_tax()` will return false for all feeds. This means in order to solve the case of empty but valid taxonomy archive feeds, we are not able to use the typical core functions. As a work around, I'm checking to see if `$wp_query->tax_query` is an instance of the `WP_Tax_Query` object. |