Get id from database
Get id from database
Get id from database
Simple email input store in database
It’s an interesting idea you have had and I’ve done something remotely similar but with companies and employees as a sort of CRM I’m building. What I’ve done is go down the plugin route and utilised the WP_List_Table class as it organises things very nicely for me. What I’m doing is creating a set of … Read more
You can use PHP’s fgetcsv() or str_getcsv() function to parse the uploaded CSV file. Your CSV will need to include a column with the Post’s ID as well as the columns matching up to your custom field names. Loop through the CSV and for each line update the custom fields for that post using update_post_meta() … Read more
Backend – Categories and Menus conflicts
WordPress + Postgresql
WP DB Location for “Next Post to Create” Index Value
two wordpress sites, two themes, one database, same content
Try this : $value = get_post_custom_values( ‘banda_postmeta’, $post->ID ); $value = unserialize(“$value”); print_r($value); echo $value[‘social_networks_url’][‘twitter_url’]; Your social_networks_url are blank, so try echoing these values, it will echo the value. echo $value[‘page_builder_settings’].”<br />”; echo $value[‘date_of_birth’].”<br />”; echo $value[‘location’].”<br />”; Output : array (size=7) ‘social_networks_url’ => array (size=9) ‘twitter_url’ => string ‘wr’ (length=2) ‘facebook_url’ => string ” … Read more
I think you might be new with WP Multisite. That is OK. I’m using Multisite for last few years and I really don’t know any way to put the different site tables in different database. The way WP Multisite works is a single WP installation for multiple WP site. Now suppose you have a database … Read more