Based on your var_dump() I can only assume the checked values are in the selecteclevels array which you can get by looping through the array: foreach( $meta[‘selectedlevels’] as $level ) { echo $level; } Or using array indices: echo $meta[‘selectedlevels’][0]. Note, get_post_meta() may return nothing, and you should check if the selectedlevels index even exists … Read more
Set the “Return Value” of the taxonomy to Term ID. This will return the term/category id so that when you get the ACF taxonomy value by using get_field, it will return the id of your category. Then by using following code you can show your 5 latest publish post under that category. $cat_id = get_field(‘<your … Read more
As already mentioned you should use custom metaboxes for this. You can create these metaboxes with a plugin like ACF or code them yourself. Your scenario/setup it would suit best to create a repeatable metabox with a custom WYSIWYG editor field inside. So that you could create a different number of fields for each post. … Read more
The primary issue is your save_post action isn’t firing because: add_action( ‘save_post’. ‘save_meta’, 10, 2 ); should be add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘save_meta’, 10, 2 ); You also have inconsistency between client-name and _client_name, but without seeing the field_value function, I’m not sure if that’s a problem or not. I would also use something more unique than … Read more
I don’t understand why you registered a shortcode if you aren’t using it. Your custom-form.php‘s code can be: <?php /** * Template Name: My Custom Form */ get_header(); echo do_shortcode(‘[custom_posts]’); get_footer(); ?> Now, back to your question, how to save and/or get the custom field value. Well, your method of saving the custom field (meta) … Read more
You add the necessary parameters to ask only for posts with the relevant clinic ID. e.g. $q = new WP_Query( [ ‘post_type’ => ‘doctors’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘clinic_id’, ‘meta_value’ => get_queried_object_id(), ] ); However, you have a fundamental mistake in how the data structure is designed. Filterable fields are supposed to be stored as terms/taxonomies, not … Read more
You’re missing an underscore: add_action(‘add attachment’, ‘bZive_generate_AlphanumericID’, 10, 3); Needs to be: add_action(‘add_attachment’, ‘bZive_generate_AlphanumericID’, 10, 1); I also changed the number of accepted arguments to 1, because add_attachment only has 1 and your callback function is only using 1 anyway.
For some reason, your $subject variable is empty when you call get_the_content($post_id). When using save_post hook, you can pass additional arguments like $post and $update to your callback. For your case, you could use the second argument $post to grab the post contents. Code: function save_url_link( $post_id, $post ){ $pattern = “/(http|https):\/\/.*\/(.*)\.(mp3|m4a|ogg|wav|wma)/”; $subject = $post->post_content; … Read more
You are updating the audio_url regardless of one was found in the content or not. Make it conditional: if(preg_match_all ( “/(http|https):\/\/.*\/(.*)\.(mp3|m4a|ogg|wav|wma)/”, $post->post_content, $matches )) { update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘audio_url’, $matches[0][0] ); } In this case, you could also use preg_match, because you’re only looking for a single instance. Also make sure that your regex does work … Read more
I suppose it deleted the value when you had no URL in the content, so $audio_raw was empty. if ($audio_raw && get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘audio_url’, true ) != $audio_raw) { // update the meta field update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘audio_url’, $audio_raw ); } checks that $audio_raw isn’t false/null/empty and that $audio_raw isn’t the same as the string currently … Read more