I’m not 100% what you are asking, it seems like several questions? But here goes: $meta_value = get_user_meta($user_id, $key, $single); For example: $first_name = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘first_name’, true); As for adding hooks I think this answer might be what you are looking for? How To Add Custom Form Fields To The User Profile Page? UPDATE Based … Read more
Have you tried removing the wp-cache folder? I had a bad update of a different plugin once and simply “uninstalling” it by removing it from the wp-content/plugins folder allowed things to run normally and I installed an older version of the plugin.
The reason why in the code, you show there, that delete_post_meta() is run first, is because add_post_meta() is run after it. If the delete wasn’t done first then you would end up with multiple entries stored in the meta table. To be honest it would be better to use update_post_meta() rather than both delete_post_meta() and … Read more
It’s definitely from a plugin, unless you gave your WordPress install a prefix of “atpp_”. Assuming you do not have the plugin active, you can safely remove it.
Normally you would just upload the files as normal or delete the plugin. I personally dont use the plugin. And as far as db update and changes i dont think there is much change or any change in the db. Also i would not advise using the beta as a live site. It may seem … Read more
You can use any one of these filters from /wp-includes/query.php posts_where_request posts_groupby_request posts_join_request posts_orderby_request posts_distinct_request posts_fields_request post_limits_request You can print certain parts of the query to the screen to see what’s going on under the hood. For instance, you can add this to your functions file: add_filter(‘posts_where_request’, ‘foo_bar’, 1, 10); function foo_bar($where){ print_r($where); return $where; … Read more
If I were doing it this is how I’d do it: I would be to use a plugin such as cFormsII (free), Gravity Forms (Commercial), or several others to store the data in the database. Both the plugins I mentioned allow you to export the data which is great for a guest list. For the … Read more
I believe for your foreach function should be like below: foreach ($result as $item){ $eventname= $item->meta_value; }
There are some awesome resources online to help you with this process. Good for you for setting up a local development environment. I think you will find it to be an awesome change to your workflow, but be prepared for some trial and error in getting it right. First of all, there is an excellent … Read more
If you look at wp_insert_post()‘s source code, you can see that it’s locked to using $wpdb->posts…so you’d really need to modify the core to make it work the way you have outlined (or potentially filter it earlier up in the loop, either way, you’re making a mess). That said, having a large number of posts … Read more