Because price is not a post table column (I’m assuming it’s a post meta field), you need to extend the query & order by meta_value_num instead: case ‘title’: if ( ! $meta_query = $vars->get( ‘meta_query’ ) ) $meta_query = array(); $meta_query[] = array( ‘compare’ => ‘!=’, ‘value’ => ”, ‘key’ => ‘price’, /* This should … Read more
Make a button change meta_value
Sorting Posts with meta value not working
Just remove the ID then. $images = get_the_author_meta( ‘images’, $user->ID ); $images = explode(‘,’,$images); $images is an Array isn’t it? Then I hope this one can help you. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2448964/php-how-to-remove-specific-element-from-an-array
No, you can’t do that via a query. You can request everything then manually filter out items via PHP, but that would be slow. Instead, you need to address the root problem, that you’re storing serialised PHP data in a single field, rather than multiple fields, e.g. you should have an option1 meta key/value and … Read more
As you are looking at post IDs, you should be using meta_value_num instead of meta_value as your key. This will indicate to WP how to handle the comparison.
I have finally been able to come up with a solution based on some help from my more MySQL oriented question at Stack Overflow: add_filter( ‘posts_fields’, ‘posts_fields’ ); function posts_fields( $fields ) { if ( ( is_woocommerce() || is_search() ) && ! is_admin() ) { $add = ” , CASE wt.slug WHEN ‘antique’ THEN 1 … Read more
Solved: function loadOwner_sel(dta,selval) { var array = JSON.parse(dta), obj = {}; jQuery.each(array, function(index, item) { obj[item.meta_key] = item.meta_value; }); document.getElementById(‘owner_name’).value = obj.owner_name; }
shortcode_parse_atts Accepts a string of shortcode attributes and returns an associative array of key/value pairs. // UNABLE TO TEST THIS // $value = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), ‘some_value’, true); // $sc = $value [ ‘item_ticket_tailor’ ][ 0 ]; // TEST DATA – assuming the data is a string $sc=”[custom_event id=”3106″ ][custom_ticket id=”3220″ show_price=”true”]”; // pad some elements for … Read more
You have a logical error. You check if the field is != and not ==. So if the field name is Neutral the first check will fail and it will go to the second one and it will succeed. You ask is Neutral not equal to Neutral and the answer is false because Neutral is … Read more