When you do that include, you are trying to add the save_post hook inside the add_meta_boxes_$post_type hook. It should be independent. add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes_page’,’load_home_meta’ ); add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘save_home_meta’ ); // Declare all callback functions Also, you shouldn’t declare a function inside a function. Maybe you should consider creating a plugin for handling this, see: Where to … Read more
I have no experience with the get_{$meta_type}_metadata filter either, hence all I can offer is a further approach to a possible workaround: Iff you don’t need to satisfy third parties using get_post_meta, but only want to use the filter in your own code, you could write a custom wrapper for get_post_meta, which in turn will … Read more
Ok, I’ve solved the issue myself. Turns out I had the name=”_department” attribute duplicated in another field that was conflicting with my select field. My select saves just fine now I’ve edited that.
Because you want the results of the filtering process be the main object of your page, you may need to alter the main query using pre_get_posts action hook. It is really better that leave the main query run, load your theme and then say to WordPress: go back and run another query as suggested in … Read more
You can hook into the_title() to alter the output. In functions.php paste this: function my_change_title( $title, $post_id ) { $custom_title = get_post_meta($post_id, ‘mycustomvalue’, true); if( isset($custom_title) && $custom_title == ‘apple’ ) return $custom_title; return $title; } add_filter(‘the_title’, ‘my_change_title’, 10, 2); In your template, you can just use <?php the_title(); ?> To use your custom value … Read more
This doesn’t really seem to be a WP question, but: as far as PHP goes, the function you’re looking for is checkdate(). That said, you really should also do something client-side (that is, JS) for the user.
I suppose you need somewhere to globally store last order number. Preferable in table wp_options. Method update_option will help you. Then you need to make a function which will fires everytime when new order appears. something like that: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘setOrderNumber’); function setOrderNumber($post_id) { $slug = ‘orders’; // slug of your post_type called “Orders” if … Read more
In the loop : $custom_fields = get_post_custom(the_ID()); $my_custom_field = $custom_fields[‘zh_invoice_round_off_number’]; convert_number((int)$my_custom_field); Or with your function : $custom_value = zh_get_invoice_round_off_number(); echo convert_number( (int) $custom_value );
I think the problem is you are passing the WP_User_Query object, not the results of the query. Try to change: $fields = array( array( ‘id’ => $prefix . ‘user_sub’, ‘name’ => ‘Subscriber User’, ‘type’ => ‘select’, ‘use_ajax’ => false, ‘options’ => $user_query, // this is where you populate the select in metabox ), ); To: … Read more
The action sends the $post_id just like you have so that’s not the problem. Have you tried a var_dump of $_POST to make sure it’s actually posting something other than null? Also, using the save_post action is going to be called every time a post is saved, so you probably need to use the save_post_{custom_post_type} … Read more