Just use the $subscriber_email[] array in the foreach() loop at the bottom of your function (where you are sending out the emails to all subscribers). It’s not necessary to do any of the other data manipulations, like the implode() or incorrectly creating the email array from a string.
Okay, so why doesn’t this work: The Filter you are using is the posts_results, which is a filter that is applied AFTER the Results are retrieved from the database. Which has the problem that you are describing: Ordering happens on a page-per-page basis. What you want to do is add an order TO the SQL-Query, … Read more
I don’t think it will be possible using the User Query Class and probably not through MySQL either, because WordPress saves Arrays as Serialized data, so MySQL can’t interpret it like it could if it was a JSON format. The only solution I can foresee is ordering it yourself using a loop in PHP – … Read more
post__in select all custom posts and not the selected array of ids
You didn’t include value in your checkboxes you have: ‘<input type=”checkbox” name=”Num1[]” />’ . $Thing1->Product1 . “<br />”; Should be: ‘<input type=”checkbox” name=”Num1[]” value=”‘ . $Thing1->Product1 . ‘” />’ . $Thing1->Product1 . “<br />”;
PHP how to submit array elements to database
The meta_value is a longtext type column and isn’t technically a date, wordpress only cast the value based on the type you pass. and Its not about being a text format, its because of your date format that isn’t supported by mysql. your resulting query will be CAST(‘02.05.2024’ AS DATE) which mysql transform it to … Read more
From your array, you should get the Media ID of the videos. If you have the media ID, it will be as listed below: // Let’s say you have the media ID $meta = filesize( get_attached_file( $attachment_id ) ); By using the size format function you can list the size echo size_format($meta); Update according to … Read more
If you’re trying to get an ISO8601-formatted datetime, you can just use get_the_date() as it’ll actually return the date and time a post was published. So something like get_the_date( ‘c’ ) should get you the date and time, formatted how you want them (per your comment).
Replace block content with an array