The post_type isn’t really a meta query – therefore, both of these post_types would at least 1 category added/queried in order to get the filter invoked – using plain SQL is still a last resort. add_filter( ‘posts_groupby’, ‘my_posts_groupby’ ); function my_posts_groupby($groupby) { global $wpdb; $groupby = “{$wpdb->posts}.post_date”; return $groupby; } According to your example (I’d … Read more
Take a very good look at the Template Hierarchy. You should not need to be creating new queries for these pages. As near as I can WordPress, has already done the work. You are just doing it over again. That is inefficient. The only thing that I see that you might need to adjust is … Read more
Looking for the solution, I want to give more information about what I have done so far: My Actual configuration – WordPress : 3.8 – PHP : 5.3 – Theme : custom based on _s (underscore) – Hebergeur : local XAMPP My archive template <main id=”main” class=”site-main” role=”main”> <?php // get all the categories from … Read more
This could be a simple PHP issue of how you are asking to return the first date() date(‘M’, mktime(0, 0, 0, date(‘m’), 0, date(‘Y’))); is returning Dec, and WP_Query needs the month number. First, try changing ‘M’ to ‘m’. date(‘m’, mktime(0, 0, 0, date(‘m’), 0, date(‘Y’))); If that doesn’t work, try using the date_query and … Read more
Get posts from similar time as current post
I guess, there is no exact way of retrieving the time only when the post’s content is updated until you change the core functionality of wordpress and that might lead to some other issues. But here is a workaround I would like to propose here. You can retrieve the time/date only when content is updated … Read more
Query custom post type by date field only working when two posts match the query
Add the following to functions.php when you are meddling and remove it after, or comment it out: function no_mod_wpse_136092($data,$postarr){ if (empty($postarr[‘ID’])) return $data; $old = get_post($postarr[‘ID’]); if (!empty($old)) { $data[‘post_modified’] = $old->post_modified; $data[‘post_modified_gmt’] = $old->post_modified_gmt; } return $data; } add_action(‘wp_insert_post_data’,’no_mod_wpse_136092′,10,2);
Order a query by meta_value and then by post_date
The parameter should be orderby rather than order_by. (See codex)