Why do WP_Query results change after updating unrelated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF)?
Why do WP_Query results change after updating unrelated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF)?
Why do WP_Query results change after updating unrelated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF)?
How do I correctly set up a WP-Query to only show upcoming event-posts?
If I’m understanding your approach correctly, you seem to have hard coded music items? I’m suggesting that you create custom post type, which whould be Music. You should also add custom taxonomy for the post type Music. After this you can add music items under Music post type and set music items’ genres as taxonomy. … Read more
Why not save yourself a whole lot of hassle and add a handy admin menu item “Bulk Update” that you can just click whenever you need it. This method (using hooks) also ensures that WordPress (as well as ACF and your custom post types) are safely loaded and ready to go. /** * Register “Bulk … Read more
Link theme options page using ACF to styles
In what form is vacancy_end_date stored in your database by ACF? Make sure you’re asking for the same form. I.e. date(‘Ymd’) produces 20200421 but your vacancy_end_date might be stored as unix stamp stamp, which would be a string like 1619028671 so you would never match it. I do not think you need the ‘meta_key’ => … Read more
Change your hook to pass all 3 arguments to your xxx_whmcs_signup function: add_action(‘wpmu_activate_user’,”xxx_whmcs_signup”, 10, 3); At the moment it only passes a single argument – the $user_id rather than all 3 $user_id, $password and $meta. Reference: wpmu_activate_user
Custom Taxonomy terms aren’t getting referenced or saved in Quick Edit or Bulk Edit, only on Single product page?
How to add Advenced Custom Fields In Single Post
Yes, it’s simple – check for existence of id_valoraciones meta value when saving post. If post does not have id_valoraciones set, do your job with getting last value and incerementing it. If the post has id_valoraciones meta, then – do nothing. Like this: <?php function auto_assign_ids( $post_id, $post, $update ) { // Only assign ID … Read more