Just hook to wp_enqueue_scripts for both registering and enqueueing. You’ve registered with in_footer (last parameter in your code) true so what you need is: function print_my_royal_slider_script() { global $add_my_script; if ( ! $add_my_script ) return; wp_enqueue_script(‘my-script’); } add_action (‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘print_my_royal_slider_script’); The problem is going to be with $add_my_script. That has to be set before wp_head … Read more
$form_fields from attachment_fields_to_edit returning empty array
The short answer is that you Loop over all of you posts and use (probably) preg_match to extract information. The long answer is that this could be pretty tricky, depending on how consistent your data entry is. Here is an example: global $wpdb; $sql = “SELECT ID,post_content FROM {$wpdb->posts}”; $allp = $wpdb->get_results($sql); foreach ($allp as … Read more
Meta Query And/Or
Your above code should be working as is. There is however one logical error at the end of your saving function – you make the saving of both fields dependent on whether $_POST[‘_url’] is set. I suppose that is not intentional. You likely want something along the lines of: if ( isset( $_POST[‘_url’] ) ) … Read more
Add a new field below the post title and use something like my transliteration table to convert the post slug to US-ASCII. Then save that new slug in a meta field. Hook into 404_template (example), and run a meta query for the current slug. If you found something, use get_permalink() for the result and wp_redirect() … Read more
Make sure you include the third argument to get_post_meta, a Boolean that determines whether or not it returns a single item or an array of items. The default is false, which is an array, so set it to true: <?php $value = get_post_meta ($post_id, ‘newtheme_section_id’, true ); ?>
A possible solution is to use jquery to show/hide your custom field, something like this: <script> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘#yourcheckboxidentifier’).click(function() { $(‘#customfieldidentifier’).fadeToggle(400); }); if ($(‘#yourcheckboxidentifier’).val() !== undefined) { $(‘#customfieldidentifier’).show(); } }); </script>
Your question is not very detailed. It is hard to work out exactly what you are doing but I am assuming that you are trying to sort posts by a custom meta meta_key/meta_value. This the formula for that (annotated but basically lifted from the Codex): $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘your_post_type’, // I don’t know … Read more
Custom WP_Query for WordPress Search Results with meta_query