Figured it out for anyone who wants to know: function update_school( $post_id ) { $post_author_id = get_post_field( ‘post_author’, $post_id ); // get the post author ID $school_name = get_the_author_meta( ‘school2’, $post_author_id ); // from the post author ID, get the author meta $term = term_exists( $school_name, ‘school’); wp_set_post_terms( $post_id, $term, ‘school’ ); } // run …
This is possible, but you can only nest one level down, after that the shortcode regexp parser flips out. So your example would be okay, but [item1] would not be able to contain even more nested shortcodes. To enable nesting, just go ahead and do: add_shortcode(‘data’, function($attributes, $content=””) { return do_shortcode($content); } Relevant article: http://www.sitepoint.com/wordpress-nested-shortcodes/
If you are using this on author pages or in loop then you can simply use this. echo the_author_meta( ‘user_registered’ ); This will output registration date of author. So your function will become. if ( is_author() ) { $curauth = ( isset($_GET[‘author_name’]) ) ? get_user_by( ‘slug’, $author_name ) : get_userdata( intval($author) ); $date = the_author_meta( …
Visit http://your-domain.com/wp-admin/update-core.php and look for the heading “An updated version of WordPress is available.” Below that there should a button for “Update Now”. You can update by hitting that button. If it’s not there then you will have to manually update your website. For that instructions are here. https://codex.wordpress.org/Updating_WordPress#Manual_Update
Add Search Form to Dropdown menu
If you have followed the code of the recent page widget then what you are trying to achieve can’t be done as naively as you are trying to do it. Recent posts widget caching is based on the assumption that the same output is displayed everywhere which is why it can calculate the cache on …
get_permalink wrongfully returns only year and month and not all the link
Drop this into the file that is displaying the date (assuming you are using get_the_date): $month = date( ‘F’ ); $categoryIds = array(); $bannedMonth=”September”; $bannedCategory = 13; $categoryArray = get_the_category(); foreach ( $categoryArray as $categoryObj ) { array_push( $categoryIds, $categoryObj->term_id ); } if ( $month != $bannedMonth && !in_array( $bannedCategory, $categoryIds ) ) { echo …
solved it so: $part_brand = get_terms(‘brands’, ‘hide_empty=0′); <label for=”part_brand”>Бренд</label> <select name=”part_brand” id=’part_brand’> <option value=”” <?php **$brand_names = wp_get_object_terms($post->ID, ‘brands’);** if (!count($brand_names)) echo “selected”; ?>>None</option> <?php foreach($part_brand as $brand) { if (!is_wp_error($brand_names) && !empty($brand_names) && !strcmp($brand->slug, $brand_names[0]->slug)) echo “<option value=”” . $brand->slug . “” selected>” . $brand->name . “</option>\n”; else echo “<option value=”” . $brand->slug . …
wp_schedule_event not working
