There are two ways of passing meta arguments to the WP_Query/get_posts, you can check them both in the documentation for WP_Query. There is a single meta structure, like this $args = array( ‘meta_key’ => ‘color’, ‘meta_value’ => ‘blue’, ‘meta_compare’ => ‘!=’ ); And a multi meta structure, like this $args = array( ‘meta_query’ => array( … Read more
WordPress extremely slow when using get_posts with multiple meta_query relations
Using ‘meta_query’ with the ‘pre_get_posts()’ hook disables searching for post titles
WordPress Meta Query very slow with NOT EXISTS comparison
Hook to filter based on form value and insert term
‘Active lotteries’ only custom query for woocommerce lottery plugin and elementor
A custom post_type is a type of post that has a unique name, like ‘event’ or ‘book’ depending on the type of object you are needing. This can be anything. The post_type ‘post’ is a built in WP post_type and concerns only blog posts in the “Posts” panel of the admin area. Add ‘post_type’ => … Read more
This is because you’re using a function to get the terms, but writing the meta_query for the posts — the meta_query will actually target terms instead. A couple of ways to solve this are: A custom SQL query Get all the posts from today, then loop through them and count up the use of each term … Read more
If I understood correctly, I believe this will help you to get what you’re after. I can’t verify it works, but reading it should give some guidance: function my_plugin_verify() { // ————————————————————————– // 1) I’m checking if the user is logged in if (!is_user_logged_in()) return false; // NOT VERIFIED // ————————————————————————– // 2) if he … Read more
Using the same structure as a meta_query, you can define a relationship to ‘AND’, but I think that’s already the default. Please post a more structured example of your code so we can help you better. http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/get_users