You will need to use get_the_terms() to get the taxonomy terms associated with the post and loop through them until you find one that has an image set: $post. = get_queried_object(); $terms. = get_the_terms( $post, ‘taxonomy_name_here’ ); $image_url = null; if ( $terms && ! is_wp_error( $terms ) ) { foreach ( $terms as $term … Read more
As documented, the preview_post_link passes the post object as the second parameter. You can use this to get any fields that you might want: add_filter( ‘preview_post_link’, function( $preview_link, $post ) { $custom_field = get_field( ‘custom_field_name’, $post ); return $preview_link; }, 10, 2 // MUST be 2 to get the $post parameter. );
found the solution: $poster_path = get_post_meta($post->ID, “poster_path”, $single = true); if( $poster_path == “” ){ echo ‘<img width=”53″ height=”80″ src=”https://via.placeholder.com/370×556?text=No+Poster&000.jpg” />’; } else { echo ‘<img width=”53″ height=”80″ src=”https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w370_and_h556_bestv2′.$poster_path.'” />’; }
There is a right answer, write your own metabox code. Over the long run the amount of time you will need to “fight” the APIs of the plugins, to work around its bugs, and to maintain the plugin itself (upgrades and such) will cost you more than writting the code yourself. If your site supposed … Read more
The problem in your code is that in the updateMeta() function, the value is a string (which is whatever you typed or entered into the text field), so you can’t do the value.one or value.two. So try this instead which uses a new parameter for the function, namely prop which is the current property in … Read more
I solved it and share it here if its help some one else add_shortcode(‘user_search’,’My_User_search’); function My_User_search($atts = null){ $out = user_search_form(); $args = array(‘post_type’ => ‘umrahpackage’,’order’ => ‘asc’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘country’, ‘value’ => $_GET[‘s_value’], ‘compare’ => ‘Like’, ) ) ); $the_query = new WP_Query( $args ); if( $the_query->have_posts() ): while( $the_query->have_posts() … Read more
The purpose of echo is sending strings to the output buffer. In your code you are concatenating the result of 4 to the result of the call to echo, which returns nothing. Also, get_post_meta already returns a string so you don’t have to do the type cast. Try: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘prefix_insert_post’ ); function prefix_insert_post( $content … Read more
That’s not how meta_query works, the documentation at WordPress.org states that meta_query does not take parameters, but rather arrays of parameters meta_query also contains one or more arrays with the following keys: Then further down: Important Note: meta_query takes an array of meta query arguments arrays (it takes an array of arrays) – you can … Read more
Here is the code based on custom SQL query as suggested by @Rup that should work for you: // get ‘-1 month’ and ‘+2 month’ dates as an array(‘YYYY’, ‘MMDD’) $before = str_split( gmdate( ‘Ymd’, strtotime( ‘-1 month’ ) ), 4 ); $after = str_split( gmdate( ‘Ymd’, strtotime( ‘+2 month’ ) ), 4 ); // … Read more
I solved this issue after Rup in one of the comments pointed out that the parent categories dropdown was most likely the culprit. Sure enough, that was the issue. It appears WordPress was attempting to populate the dropdown with 15,000 items which were causing an excessive query to be made to retrieve those items. The … Read more