important: backup your database first! Assuming your table prefix is ‘wp_’, this query will change the custom field names: update wp_postmeta set meta_key = ‘booking_testfield’ where meta_key = ‘testfield’; NB: this also assumes that the custom field name is unique to your application, i.e. it isn’t used by another post type. If it is possible … Read more
Now I can order de post_types. Any help for the multiple save? // The Callback function show_custom_meta_box_related() { global $custom_meta_fields_related, $post; // Use nonce for verification echo ”; // Begin the field table and loop echo ‘<table class=”form-table”>’; foreach ($custom_meta_fields_related as $field_related) { // get value of this field if it exists for this post … Read more
What you posted suggests that there are no posts that match, in which case 0 results is correct. I don’t think that the meta_query is broken. The SQL looks right to me, which means that you don’t have the meta_key/meta_value pairs in the database that you think you do, or that something else about the … Read more
You should use get_post_meta($sidans_id, ‘kund’, true); instead. The get_field call is using the ID from the post loop and not from global.
{// post_list case ‘post_list_produktkrav’: $items = get_posts( array ( ‘post_type’ => $field[‘post_type’], ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 )); foreach($items as $item) { echo ‘<input type=”checkbox” value=”‘.$item->ID.'” name=”‘.$field_related[‘id’].'[]” id=”‘.$item->ID.'”‘,$meta_related && in_array($item->ID, $meta_related) ? ‘ checked=”checked”‘ : ”,’ /> <label for=”‘.$item->ID.'”>’.$item->post_title.'</label><br />’; } // end foreach break;}
Try the following code: (I’ve not tested it, so there might be few things here and there, but you can get the overall idea): add_shortcode(‘boats’, ‘shortcode_boats’); function shortcode_boats($atts){ //merge the passed attributes with defaults extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘yacht-for-sale’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 15, ‘caller_get_posts’ => 1 //i am not sure what you … Read more
You’ve created a structure that is going to be difficult to manage. Independent WordPress sites do not communicate by default, or readily, or easily. My suggestion would be to roll both sites into one with the course catalog being a custom post type with rigid controls over who can view the content. If that is … Read more
you need to add the same code for displaying “custom title” into your single.php like this $custom_title = get_post_meta($post->ID,’custom fields name’,true); echo $custom_title;
To make this work… $meta == $item->ID ? ‘ selected=”selected”‘ : ”; … with an array like a:1:{i:0;s:3:”179″;} which unserializes to… Array ( [0] => 179 ) … you’d need to do this: $meta = unserialize($meta); $meta[0] == $item->ID ? ‘ selected=”selected”‘ : ”; But that line shows up inside a foreach like foreach($meta as … Read more
Meta fields are heavily cached. Depending on your configuration and specific query, it is likely that WP_Query calls update_post_caches() which trickles down to update_meta_cache() for queried posts. Most of the time you don’t need to worry about this, until you determine that it is real bottleneck in some way (like profiling code).