When you moved the site, did you export and then re-import the content? I’m wondering if maybe the custom data just didn’t make it into the live server’s database. The first place to look for whether that’s the case would be either on the post’s edit screen or within the database itself with PHPMyAdmin or … Read more
the_field() takes an optional second parameter of $post_id. If you know the post you want, presumably you can use that to grab the data you need.
you can use the number param to limit the number of pages you want and get the custom field in the foreach loop 🙂 (child of = your parent page, or the current page) $mypages = get_pages( array( ‘child_of’ => $post->ID, ‘sort_column’ => ‘post_date’, ‘sort_order’ => ‘desc’, ‘number’ => 3, ) ); foreach( $mypages as … Read more
It is probably because of jQuery/javascript conflict. Try disabling all other plugins and enable them one after another to see which causes the issue.
add_post_meta doesn’t call the same hook again but there are some other functions such as wp_update_post which call the hook again. In case it is going into infinite loop you’ll have to call remove_action inside the function to not make it recursive
You can check current_post in the loop. Just remember it’s zero-indexed, so first is 0, second is 1, etc.: if( 0 == $employee->current_post ): // this is the first post else: // this is > first post endif;
If you can grab your data early enough you can do this: function alter_title($t) { return ‘altered-title’; } add_filter(‘pre_post_title’,’alter_title’); add_filter(‘pre_post_name’,’alter_title’); That will change the title and the slug before the post is saved. Of course, you need to work out some logic for that function. As is, it changes all post/page/CPT names and slugs on … Read more
A few points: Instead of while(): endwhile; Use while() { } You didn’t check to see if any posts were found, if($loop->have_posts()){} will do the trick You didn’t cleanup after your query, inside the if statement mentioned above, make a call to wp_reset_postdata(); before your closing brace Avoid generic variables like $query for your args … Read more
From Wikipedia Animalia is the taxonomic kingdom comprising all animals (including human beings). From the Codex Taxonomy is one of those words that most people never hear or use. Basically, a taxonomy is a way to group things together. For example, I might have a bunch of different types of animals. I can group them … Read more
Less code lines with get_post_custom_values() $values = get_post_custom_values(‘slider_id’, $post_id); // if non-empty if($values) { foreach($values as $value) echo get_new_royalslider($value); } If $values array is empty, nothing happens.