Bulk-Update Custom Posts
Bulk-Update Custom Posts
Bulk-Update Custom Posts
How to bulk-untag multiple posts?
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
Bulk-create posts from SQL database
In cPanel run hosting environments you might have one PHP version used for your web applications but another one used for WP-CLI. Checking the PHP version, used by WP-CLI is done by running wp –info. You can check your PHP version in WordPress by going to the Health Check status page. It should be warning … Read more
Goto Appearance -> Menus You can see all categories listed here including wp-ecommerce categories. Just create a new menu for your wp-ecommerce categories. Lets call it “ecomcategories”. You can call this menu in your theme using this code. <?php wp_nav_menu( array(‘menu’ => ‘ecomcategories’ )); ?> You can just drag and drop for sub menus. You … Read more
Make sure that show_ui and show_in_menu are set to true when the post type is enabled. then all the usual post/pages features will be available. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type Also make sure that those features are explicitly declared as by the CPT as supported.
It depends how you produce the titles of the posts but something like: Load the posts into wordpress Update wp_posts using mysql That’s how I do bulk editing and it works very well.
WordPress does not send the content of custom fields during autosave (just title, slug and content). That’s why the custom field content will be deleted if you try to save the data: You cannot see the difference between deleted and missing content. I would create a separate autosave function for that, because the way WordPress … Read more
Try using the $post parameter: add_action( ‘pending_to_publish’, ‘sa_ads_count’ ); function sa_ads_count( $post ) { // use the $post variable here, not the missing global. }