You should probably check out pre_post_update. Use pre_post_update to check for a post update within your custom post type Container of Things. Check for your conditions. Then, get the connected Things and use wp_update_post to unpublish these posts.
The <?php query_posts(); ?> in your code is causing the global query to be reset to show all posts instead of the one set by your rewrite rules. You should remove that line.
First, need to lose query_posts() – it should never be used for secondary loops. Try something like this: $posts = get_posts( array( ‘cat’ => $category->term_id, ‘numberposts’ => 3, )); foreach( $posts as $post ) { $listing_code .= get_permalink( $post->ID ); //or whatever }
Here you go: <?php if ( is_paged() ) echo ‘some text’; See http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags#A_Paged_Page
I think your problem is that your shortcode echos it’s output rather than returning it. So in your shortcode function, remove any direct output (that is stuff between ?>…..<?php and any echos and rather gather your output in a variable and return that: function my_shortcode_cb($atts) { …. $output = …. $output .= …. return $output; … Read more
Check the documentation here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Query#Taxonomy_Parameters You’ll want to add this to your wp_query: ‘smash-palace’ => ‘smash-palace’ In other words, your new query would look something like: $loop = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘videos’, ‘artists’ => ‘smash-palace’, ‘post_child’ => 0, ‘posts_per_page’ => 5 ) ); EDIT: I answered this question under the assumption that “Smash … Read more
t31os says: [See edit history for previous code and comments] Using Ajax to paginate your queries I’ve put together some code that will fetch your posts and comments via ajax using simple prev/next navigation via ajax. 1) Replace all the code you posted in your author.php with the following.. <?php $cat_settings = array( ‘Articles’ => … Read more
No need to have two queries, you can just reuse the same post data by resetting the current post position and running the loop again: $wp_query->current_post = 2; you’d have to do this twice to achieve what you’re asking, and stop it the second time at the third post.
I was able to query two custom post types by using this line: AND wposts.post_type IN (‘custom_post_type_1’, ‘custom_post_type_2’) This worked for my situation, where each custom post type was being sorted by the same meta_key
Perhaps try this: <?php global $more; $more = false; ?> <?php the_content(‘<span>Continue Reading</span>’); ?> <?php $more = true; ?>