Meta query doesn’t remove placeholder escape before query
Meta query doesn’t remove placeholder escape before query
Meta query doesn’t remove placeholder escape before query
Query by meta value (add a dropdown of all values)
You’ll need to change your search form, PHP uses fieldname[] notation to accept multiple values for a parameter name. <input type=”checkbox” name=”modele_du_processeur[]” value=”Core i3″ /> <input type=”checkbox” name=”modele_du_processeur[]” value=”Core i5″ /> <input type=”checkbox” name=”modele_du_processeur[]” value=”Core i7″ /> Once that’s done, you will get an array in $_GET[“modele_du_processeur”], so you can work with $args = array( … Read more
A simpler approach would be to store a list/array of post-ids of the posts which have been marked read by the user in his user_meta. Then retrieve this array for every logged-in user, and run the wp_query using the post__not_in parameter with the array as the argument.
Multiple meta_query not working
As /u/Nicolai suggested in the question comment section, it’s always a good idea to add in post_status not only for validity but for speed purposes too. It could look like this: $practice_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘sf-location’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘practice_id’, ‘value’ => $current_practice_id, ), ), );
WP Query for Multiple Post Types
Slow wp_posts and wp_postmeta query using Advance Custom Fields
Memory Leak in Processing Large JSON file
You don’t have any conditions for “any” as a given value in your code, so it won’t be treated as any, but as “any”. But your code checks if given value is not empty, so passing it like so should work: api.php?key=fruit,drink&value=,whiskey PS. I’m not sure if that’s the best way of passing arguments to … Read more