Ok, so it turned out that my array was an array of strings somehow, which using var_dump (instead of print_r) revealed. Then I needed to convert my array to int values, which I did thus: $myissuearrayINT = array_map(‘intval’, $myissuearray); And now, when I do the following it works as expected: wp_set_object_terms( $myID, $myissuearrayINT, ‘my_issues’, true … Read more
meta_query for user ID in array
You are probably not getting into your first if – And therefore the $array is not defined, since you do it in that condition and also use it if $stats is not empty – Either define the $array before the if($instance) or find another way 😀 so something like this, will get you on the … Read more
It seems like you are setting up the common Chart Options in a JS file but as all the charts are going to have different footer caption you shouldn’t set it as a common option. As you specified that the post has three charts that means the captionLabel JavaScript variable is getting declared and being … Read more
Get post thumbnail by id = get_the_post_thumbnail($id); Get the title by id = get_the_title($id);
This a:1:{i:0;s:1:”3″;} is the serialized version of an array in PHP. You can unserialize it by using the function unserialize like below- $data = unserialize(‘a:1:{i:0;s:1:”3″;}’); So after unserialize inside $data you’ll get an array like below- Array ( [0] => 3 ) This array will contain the user ID which is blocked by the user … Read more
So, if I’m reading your code correctly, you are trying to dump all the current posts’ tag IDs into your tag__in array. My only hesitation is I’m not sure exactly how the query returns the order, if it’s just done by post date or actual tag relevance. That should look something like this: if ( … Read more
Try changing order: foreach ( $recent as $item ) { $posttags = get_the_tags($item[‘ID’]);
You could use one of these. It would give you json data. $data = json_encode( array(‘status’ => 200, ‘message’ => ‘success’); $result = wp_send_json_success( array( ‘photo_id’ => $photo_id_encode,’upload_msg’ => ‘Success’ ) );
So right now you have this if ($user && isset($user->user_login) && ‘username’ == $user->user_login ) { To check for one specific user. If you want to check against multiple usernames, PHP’s function in_array() comes in handy $allowed = array( ‘user1’, ‘user2’, ); if ($user && isset($user->user_login) && in_array($user->user_login, $allowed) ) {