Use in_array(), like this: $search = [ ‘AAA’, ‘BBB’, ‘CCC’, ‘DDD’ ]; $meta = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘MY_CUSTOM_KEY_A’, true ); if ( in_array( $meta, $search ) ) { update_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘MY_CUSTOM_KEY_B’, ‘ZZZ’ ); }
This seems to work for now.. Added onended=”onEndVideo()” to the video element like so. <?php $mrssfeed_url = get_post_meta(get_the_id(), ‘nowthisearth_media_url’, true);?> <video onended=”onEndVideo()” id=”nowthis-video” class=”nowthis-video” style=”” width=”1280″ height=”720″ autoplay=”true” controls> <source src=”<?php echo $mrssfeed_url ?>” type=”video/mp4″> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> Then did this for the javascript.. function onEndVideo() { document.querySelector(“a.next-post”).click(); }
You have to add the code to your template to display the fields. They don’t automatically output to your page. Assuming you’re using the text field, you need to add the following: <h2><?php the_field(‘heading’); ?></h2> Chage the text ‘heading’ to the name of your custom field. Normally, If it’s the home page, you can edit … Read more
In this example , suppose expiry date is (19 April 2021) AND also your Today Date is equal like(19 April 2021) or greater then Like Tomorrow date (20 April 2021),So You will get all the posts from today’s date, Here, date format is (dd-mm-yyyy) as defualt (19-04-2021). But, as your requirement format (‘d F Y’) … Read more
You can use the popular ACF plugin to dynamically add fields and field groups to the product page. Start with frequently asked questions.
I believe that your syntax is wrong in the variables you set up in your foreach loop. Because you’re referencing an object and not an array, you need to use this format: $author_ID = $value->ID and… $value->display_name We also discovered that the foreach loop isn’t necessary, so I’m removing it from the answer. The other … Read more
I mark this as answered. Go to any page or post and click on edit and follow the arrows below. By default, the custom fields option is hidden on the post edit screen. To view it, you need to click on the three-dot menu at the top-right corner of the screen and select ‘Options’ from … Read more
Based on the screenshot I assumed is var_dump of your $item The code should look like <?php $item = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘occupationalCategory’, false); ?> <?php print_r( $item[‘occupationalCategory’][0] ); ?>; <?php print_r( $item[‘occupationalCategory’][1] ); ?> $item contains array, with a element which key is ‘occupationalCategory’, this element points to other array with two elements
This is the PHP serialization format, and is used to serialize arrays for storage in the database. Core WordPress functions take care of this process for you. You just need to use an array as the value. For example, this: $schema_article = array( ‘headline’ => ‘aaa’, ); update_post_meta( $remote_id, ‘_schema_article’, $schema_article ); Will save this … Read more
Your query args are not quite correct. When you want to order by a custom field, you need to specify a meta_key argument, and set your orderby to the kind of ordering you need. For example: $args = array( ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘topic’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘movie’, ), ), ‘post_type’ … Read more