Your query syntax looked good, although you could instead add a direct meta/taxonomy query clause array such as $meta_query[] = array( ‘key’ => ‘_price’, … ) instead of $meta_query[] = array( ‘relation’ => ‘AND’, array( ‘key’ => ‘_price’, … ) ). However, I spotted 2 main issues with your code: Issue 1: Your custom pagination … Read more
pre_get_posts is an action hook used for modifying the arguments passed to the WP_Query class, and if you’re filtering the posts in the list table at wp-admin/edit.php, then yes, you would use that hook. However, since you’re filtering the terms in the list table at wp-admin/edit-tags.php, then the hook that you should have used is … Read more
To show the proper count for the ‘Redacted’ link on the ‘all comments’ table list, you can use the get_comments() function to get the total number of ‘redacted’ comments and then update the link text to include this count. Here is an example of how you can modify the my_comment_link_add() function to do this: function … Read more
Ordering WP_Query results by second meta_key
WP Query Args – search by meta_key or title
Is it possible to customize meta query in this way?
It would appear simply un-serialising works: $results = $wpdb->get_results( $sql_str ); foreach($results as &$result) { $result-> my_custom_meta_values = unserialize($result-> my_custom_meta_values); } If anyone can suggest a more efficient way to do this, I’d be interested.
acf/save_post affecting WP_Query results
Could you use “count” ? $cars=array(“Ford”,”Chevy”,”BMW”); echo count($cars); The above would give a count of “3” So in your code, count the number in the query array and IF greater than “X” then return the query.
Use the attribute value to decide today and tomorrow like: Code explanation: Instead of today and tomorrow naming in shortcode, I’m using show_for in this answer. Based on show_for value we can update the meta query later on. In the code, I checked if show_for is set by user or it exists in the $atts … Read more