To be able to do this your post meta values need to be strings in a valid date format, e.g. 2022/01/31 for January 31st 2022. Note I used ISO standard timestamp format with the biggest value first, then everything descending, and avoided using a regional value such as 31/1/2022 from the UK, or 1/31/2023 from … Read more
How to efficiently find “duplicate” posts, where the titles are different, using metadata to match posts?
Due to the ‘ vs ‘ that was already mentioned and since your code logic is correct, I suggest you make sure you’re comparing integers, not strings. PHP can be surprising when working with strings as numbers, so cast them as int. Also, make sure you’re getting the correct values by adding $post_id, like this: … Read more
Want to make a web page that should work like [closed]
The front-end customization options in self-hosted WordPress are absolute. You can edit whatever you want in PHP/HTML templates and CSS style sheets. While WordPress comes with single theme (“Twenty Ten” at moment) the availability of third party free and paid themes for it is huge. See: Where can I download WordPress themes from? for good … Read more
You always have to exit; after a redirect.
Correct, “save_post” saves along with the meta_data which is stored in $_POST, $_GET or $post_data and then it is inserted into the posts table . let me know if that’s helpful.
You’ve used LIKE comparison method, that means every similar expression will be matched, including exact string and similar string. If you want to match exact string, you should use = operator. Example: global $current_user; $user_roles = $current_user->roles; $user_role_query = array(); for ($i=0; $i < sizeof($user_roles); $i++) { $user_role_query[] = array( ‘key’=>’attribution_roles’, ‘value’ => $user_roles[$i], ‘compare’=>’=’ … Read more
string(5) “>=” concerns me. It should be string(2) should it not? This feels like you’re actually getting >= instead of >=. If you are doing a var_dump into the basic HTML body, it will encode what you see. View Source or wrap your var_dump in a <pre> tag, and you should see what’s up. Try … Read more
WP_Query using meta_query with LIKE doesn’t return what it should