How to display user_meta array as a table?
How to display user_meta array as a table?
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How can I update this array built from post meta data?
How can I update this array built from post meta data?
Get an array of the number of post per year of a custom post type (WordPress)
I have created a basic example on how you could achieve this result. // get all posts from our CPT no matter the status $posts = get_posts([ ‘post_type’ => ‘papers’, // based on the post type from your qeustion ‘post_status’ => ‘all’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ]); // will contain all posts count by year // … Read more
Redux option doensn’t seem when include from functions.php
function theme_color() { include ( get_template_directory() . ‘/theme-color.php’ ); } add_action(‘wp_head’,’theme_color’); so it will be loaded in head
Order users by random not working?
Ok, so I found this solution in other thread which did worked: Added this to functions.php: add_action( “pre_user_query”, function( $query ) { if( “rand” == $query->query_vars[“orderby”] ) { $query->query_orderby = str_replace( “user_login”, “RAND()”, $query->query_orderby ); } }); It sorts users by a random order now!
Display just one post from a loop of 5 posts?
Solved the problem by inserting this: <?php if (in_array($counter, array(0)) ) :?> // show content <?php $counter++; endif;?> The above basically displays only 1 post that is first in the array. In case anyone needs to solve a problem like this.
Merge get_comments & get_posts into a single query
Merge get_comments & get_posts into a single query
Create an array with all the links of the years’ archive (of a custom post type)
I just recieved this answer in the StackOF page and it worked, though I don’t fully understand it. $links = wp_get_archives(array(‘echo’=>’0′,’format’=>'<link>’)); $regex = ‘/\b(https?|ftp|file):\/\/[-A-Z0-9+&@#\/%?=~_|$!:,.;]*[A-Z0-9+&@#\/%=~_|$]/i’; preg_match_all($regex, $links, $matches); $array_links = $matches[0]; print_r($array_links); Just added ‘post_type’ => ‘myCPT’ in the wp_get_archives() array and it worked. Get to the real answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69365466/16825540
meta_query compare “=“ returns nothing when it seems it should
Figured it out from a comment made here. The fix was to change this: ‘value’ => $p_specialty, … to this: ‘value’ => ‘”‘.$p_specialty.'”‘, … and leave the LIKE compare as-is. Just for more info, I had also tried serializing that value but that didn’t work.
Counting a WP_Post Object value in an arary, using a filter?
Counting a WP_Post Object value in an arary, using a filter?