wp_list_pages() is for formatted markup. Use get_pages() and wp_list_pluck(): $pages = get_pages( array ( ‘parent’ => 0, // replaces ‘depth’ => 1, ‘exclude’ => ‘3,5,11’ ) ); $ids = wp_list_pluck( $pages, ‘ID’ ); $ids holds an array of page IDs now.
If you look at the description for the different tables used by WordPress, the columns described as “auto_increment” will be unique. I am not sure what you are doing though. The URL structure you are using is not one that I recognize. That is, the syntax I think you want is this: example.com/?p=1774 rather than … Read more
Use import { cleanForSlug } from “@wordpress/editor”; in your block.js file to import the function in and then use the it like cleanForSlug(stringToClean) to create the ID’s.
Here’s what I would do in order to get the ID of the metabox, In the Dashboard where the meta boxed are located, open up the Screen Options tab on the upper right corner Open up your browser’s developer tool (ex: Chrome) Use the element selector () and select the checkbox label that is listed … Read more
I’m not sure how to get it via the title, but you can get it via the slug (which is often more useful in my experience) using this: http://erikt.tumblr.com/post/278953342/get-a-wordpress-page-id-with-the-slug Just change “$page” to “$post” if you want to return slugs for posts instead of pages. G’luck!
Why not make a new account for this user which will generate a new database ID. Then delete the user with the ID of 1 and attribute all posts / content to the new user you created for them? Then you don’t have to worry about queries or messing up your database. Also, as said … Read more
You are probably looking for the user_exists function. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/email_exists This function will check whether or not a given email address ($email) has already been registered to a username, and returns that users ID (or false if none exists). If the email address does not exist (user_exists returns false), you may want to use the wp_create_user … Read more
You are missing the the_post() function call in the loop. Just add $the_query->the_post(); in your loop. Apart from that, your loop should work EDIT You should also not forget to reset your postdata after the query is done
I can confirm that the imported post will get a new unique ID if (and only if) there already is an existing/conflicting ID in the target database. Given a post to be imported with an ID of 7579 (represented in the WXR export file as <wp:post_id>7579</wp:post_id>) and an existing post with that exact same ID … Read more
Answer: as of 3.3 and beyond, a “problem” structure now only adds one single optimized query. I wrote a post about that, in fact. Bottom line: it’s no longer an issue. You’re welcome. 😉