Firstly, init hook doesn’t supply $post_id as an argument. Secondly, you have miss-matched variable name – $postid & $post_id Here’s the revised code – function get_fields_company_profile() { if( isset($_GET[‘post’]) && ” != $_GET[‘post’] && isset($_GET[‘action’]) && ‘edit’ == $_GET[‘action’] && ( !isset($_GET[‘post_type’]) || ‘post’ == $_GET[‘post_type’] ) ){ global $wpdb; $postid = (int) $_GET[‘post’]; $row … Read more
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This is how I did it in the end. I installed Types plugin and created a custom post type with only featured Image and title. I created one post of this type. Removed GUI to add more posts of this type. Using another plugin Admin Menu Editor I added menu Item to edit the only … Read more
This cannot work. It has to look like the following (or similar): <?php if (get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘TourURL’, true)) { ?> <div class=”tourenquiryonline”> <h2>Book or Inquire</h2> This tour can be booked online. </div> <?php } elseif (get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘bhid’, true)) { ?> <div class=”tourenquiryonline”> <h2>Book</h2> This tour can be booked online via the form on the right hand … Read more
You can’t set multiple “menu_orders” specifically. There is one spot for that value in the posts table. You should be able to solve this by creating your own category specific menu order with custom meta fields. I wouldn’t call this a difficult project but there is a bit of work to it. You are going … Read more
You’re defining your $kjdz_adress_meta_box in one function, and referencing it in another. Just keep it in the function where you’re trying to use it and that might fix it. Or define it elsewhere if you need it in more than one function. I don’t think a $global call will necessarily transcend a function.
Without any other context (which means you will likely need to adapt to your specific needs), I would consider using the post_class filter. Using this filter, you can access the post meta for the current post, and conditionally add a CSS class to the post container. For example: function wpse129167_filter_post_class( $classes, $class, $postid ) { … Read more
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