I managed to achieve what I wanted by piping wp-cli with xargs and grep, like this: wp post list –post_type=CPTNAME –field=ID | xargs -n 1 wp post meta list –format=csv | grep -E “^[[:digit:]]*,(CUSTOMFIELD1|CUSTOMFIELD2|…|CUSTOMFIELDN)” >> file.csv This is, however, extremely slow, taking more than 30 minutes for 10 thousand CPTs. I think a direct SQL … Read more
The following should do what you need: add_action (‘save_post_site-members’, ‘add_term’) ; function add_term ($post_id) { if (defined (‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’) && DOING_AUTOSAVE) { return ; } $meta_key = ‘aab-ew-select-visible’ ; $tax = ‘test-all-members-cpt-tax’ ; $term_slug = ‘test-all-members-ew-tax’ ; $meta_value = isset ($_REQUEST[$meta_key]) ? $_REQUEST[$meta_key] : ” ; if (‘display’ == $meta_value) { $term = get_term_by (‘slug’, $term_slug, … Read more
WordPress by default has custom fields aka “post meta” but apart from the UI you’ve already mentioned (“the postauthor has to declare the keys himself while creating a post”) there is no UI functionality offered from core. You’ll need a plugin for this. Here is a nice comparison of custom fields plugins (Source: https://comparewp.org/)
So the best way here would be for your other system to “call” WordPress any time something changes… You could build a WordPress plugin that listens for a specific ajax call and upon receiving the new data, it could create / update the custom post type in your WordPress site. Some things to remember: Make … Read more
I found a solution, not quite what I wanted but it got the desired effect. Since I only had two posts with the custom fields populated I initiated a query that produced the custom field I wanted and stored the the value of the custom field in a variable and then initiated another query and … Read more
I don’t know any plugin that allows that. Anyway, there are other options to let users upload videos to your webpage. I would make a new user Role. You can install User Role Editor plugin to do that. After creating a new Role, you can give the permissions you want. You can allow them to … Read more
Here are three possible approaches: A normal WP installation already has custom fields which you can add to your post. So you could use those to add the original author’s name to. The only problem is that general themes usually do not display the_meta, because they do not know what to expect. In your case … Read more
I an not entirely sure that I understood the question but I am guessing you need to publish an array of specific links on each post page. The best option will be to save the links in a meta field for that post. Note that you can store the links separated by a comma. Something … Read more
To modify the content of a post, you can use the_content filter. You (probably) only want to add the post meta to the main query. If not, you can skip the is_main_query() conditional. Then you can just get the post meta and format it how you see fit and append it to the content. //* … Read more
Daniel, To clarify. You have acf installed, and in acf you have created a field group that shows up on pages and in that field group you have a text area called ‘textarea’? Then when you edit a page under the content editor you have a the ‘textarea’ field. You enter your script here. On … Read more