If it where me id store each question as a ‘question’ type meta as a stored array. WordPress automatically serializes your array before storing it. So then when you use get_post_meta($post_id, ‘question’) it will return an array of serialized strings.(I think, Im pretty sure it wont unserialize it for you if there are more than … Read more
I cannot be 100% sure since I can’t test without installing and running you code but I think the problem is that you aren’t echoing your selected markup. <option <?php selected( get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘cpi_dropdown_options’, true), ‘Option 1′, true ); ?>>No</option> The last parameter tells selected to echo output. Edit: Your options aren’t sending a value. Compare … Read more
I assume that you would be providing the author IDs in the widget options. And that the authors would be displayed in the order they were listed. Assuming the input would be -> 3,10,12 You can have the following code to display the authors with that user ID in that order: $user_ids = “3,10,12”; //this … Read more
Check in your function to save the post meta data for the post type or better for $current_screen. The var is a global and return a object with different identifier to check, in which admin page init the function. Check in your function and return if is not the right $current_screen->id or post_type. Small hint: … Read more
Your current query will select posts that have a value in the key event_announced which does not equal on. What I think you want is NOT EXISTS, and you can omit value, since you are querying for posts that don’t have the key, hence, it will have no value. Note that NOT EXISTS is only … Read more
I know save_post is called twice when a post is saved. The fact that die() solves your problem indicates that the second call is undoing the first, perhaps? save_post will also be called on autosave, so you might want to eliminate those too.
Well, i quess you do not need ajax (or if so, it isn’t such a pain – follow the codex ) As I would implement this, I would bind a function to jQuery change or keyup to #tinymce or #content (for HTML display). For removing post thumbnail, it would be as simple as adding click … Read more
i got the solutions, array( ‘shortdesc’, ‘shortdesc’ , ‘textarea’), and add new function for text_area: function text_area ( $args ) { global $post; // adjust data $args[2] = get_post_meta($post->ID, $args[0], true); $args[1] = __($args[1], ‘fp’ ); $label_format=”<label for=”%1$s”>%2$s</label><br />” . ‘<textarea style=”width: 95%%;” name=”%1$s”>%3$s</textarea><br /><br />’; return vsprintf( $label_format, $args ); }
You can try this: <?php // get image source: $metaboxtext3 = esc_attr( get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘my_meta_box_text3’, true ) ); // get link: $metaboxtext4 = esc_attr( get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘my_meta_box_text4’, true ) ); // check if the image source exists: if(strlen($metaboxtext3)>0){ ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/84788/<?php echo $metaboxtext4; ?>”><img src=”<?php echo $metaboxtext3; ?>” alt=”” onerror=”this.style.display=’none'”/></a> <?php } ?>
When you register your post type you can set the archive page slug to anything you want via the rewrite or has_archive arguments. If you want single events to have the same slug as the archive, you can set both via: ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘foo’ ) Or if you want the archive to … Read more