This part is incorrect: if ( is_single() && ! ‘wpdmpro’ == get_post_type() ) That essentially means: if ( is_single() && false == get_post_type() ) { Which will never be true. To check if a value does not equal another value, use !==: if ( is_single() && ‘wpdmpro’ !== get_post_type() ) Also, the way you’ve combined … Read more
You can use your current code to create the query and then in your loop run a check before displaying the events something like <?php query_posts(‘meta_key’ => ‘end_date_value’, ‘meta_compare’ => ‘>’, ‘meta_value’ => $todaysDate); while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); $post_custom = get_post_custom($post_id); if ($startDate < $post_custom[‘start_date_value’]){ //your loop here } } ?> keep in … Read more
How to compare two posts including their meta fields on a scalable base?
The more stat combinations had been asked for, but went nowhere. You can try to poke wordpress.org-related people again about that. I think anything not coming from someone who has access to that data will be just anecdotal evidence.
I would go with WordPress for the simple reason that it takes less time to create custom websites (your in a WordPress Support site did you think you would get a different answer?). It sounds like you need to read up on custom post types and taxonomies. I don’t see why the requirements you’ve mentioned … Read more
It looks like it is the date format. I tried it with the format 2020/10/10 (YYYY/MM/DD) and it worked as expected. You can also use hyphens as delimiters (YYYY-MM-DD), or omit them entirely. Since you’ve already formatted the date, you don’t need to use the date() function. $metas[] = array( ‘key’ => ‘event_date’, ‘value’ => … Read more
I tried the following code: $posts = get_posts([ “post_type” => “CUSTOM_POST_TYPE”, “meta_query” => [ ‘relation’ => ‘AND’, [ ‘key’ => ‘longitude’, ‘value’ => [-0.9895, 1.3125], ‘compare’ => ‘BETWEEN’, “type” => “NUMERIC”, ], ], ]); When I remove “type” => “NUMERIC”, I could reproduced your problem because the comparison is string based. But when adding the … Read more
Hi @Grant Palin: My use of WordPress is almost exclusively CMS, and the other software I have experience with is Drupal (2 years ago, but have continued to follow it) and DotNetNuke (5 years ago, and I haven’t looked back.) I also reviewed Joomla about 3+ years ago and found is to be both too … Read more
Why are you comparing $post->post_name to $this->title? You should be comparing slug to slug. Try changing your comparison from this: if( strtolower( $page->post_name ) == strtolower( $this->title ) ) …to this: if( strtolower( $page->post_name ) == strtolower( $this->slug ) ) Also, I might suggest keeping with the WordPress object conventions with your dynamically created pages, … Read more
Does it have to use a switch? why not something like this: if ( false === ( $value = get_transient( ‘value’ ) ) ) { // this code runs when there is no valid transient set } else { // this code runs when there is a valid transient set } If the a transient … Read more