You don’t have to store it as a timestamp to order by date, yyyy/mm/dd will work just fine. As for converting the format: $date=”2011/09/19″; $date = strtotime( $date ); echo date( ‘F j, Y’, $date ); see php’s strtotime and date EDIT- oh, maybe I misunderstood, thought you said timestamp, not date. anyway, the conversion … Read more
I’m also working on this right now, I’d love if you post your final solution once you get there. Here are two tutorials that may help you. http://www.masteringapi.com/tutorials/how-to-check-status-and-rsvp-to-facebook-events-using-graph-api-fql/61/ http://www.masteringapi.com/tutorials/how-to-create-facebook-events-using-graph-api-advanced/59/
I solved this. First add $args[‘scope’] = $_REQUEST[‘scope’][0]; to the events-list.php under the line: em_locate_template(‘templates/events-search.php’,true); This will stop the search from finding a date range and only search single dates. Then in events-search.php, remove the second box for end-date. then in events manager plugin folder “classes” file em-events.php This is what it should look like … Read more
The easiest way to create a custom post type in WordPress is by using a plugin. This method is recommended for beginner because it is safe and easy. For example : Custom Post Type UI The problem with using a plugin is that your custom post types will disappear when the plugin is deactivated. you … Read more
Changing the date format to Y-m-d on ACF and in my code was what fixed everything!
I don’t think you need to worry about this running flag or unscheduling. Since you are scheduling a one-time job that will run immediately there’s no reason to unschedule it. You just need to check if a job with that name is scheduled or not and if it is (even if it is running at … Read more
It’s not possible with just WordPress to schedule code to run in the background at a specific time. WordPress, like most (if not all) PHP web applications, only actually runs in response to a URL being accessed, and a request being made to the server. For a scheduled event to run at a certain time, … Read more
Even I placed a lot of questions back to your question, I would like to share the following idea: This basically sounds to me that users are subscribing to a post (maybe of a custom post type and with a custom taxnomoy). So to replace the comment form with a subscription form and to use … Read more
One thing I noticed: Are $daycheck and $currentMonth defined or initiated previously? Also when you created your custom post type did you make sure ‘has_archive’ => true, was included? I would go through and echo out all of your variables and see why January keeps coming up. My guess is that it has something to … Read more
Your question isn’t very clear. Do you mean: 1 day after koncerter_start_date all posts with custom-post-type koncert have to get the status draft? EDIT Code: add_action( ‘wp_loaded’, ‘concert_daily_tasks’ ); function concert_daily_tasks() { $current_url = “https://” . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]; if ( $current_url == ‘https://example.com/concert-daily-tasks’ ) { // <– set the correct URL! check_concert_status(); } } … Read more