With some help, I have managed to modify the code so that Gravity Forms now picks up the Custom Fields. As the original code is for a serialized array of field information and I don’t believe Gravity Forms can utilize this original code so here is the new code for individual row creation for each … Read more
This problem was caused by the addition of the WP “Custom Fields” metabox to the product post type.
You’re already storing the venue, so you should be able to simply extract from an array front-side based on what a get_post_meta call returns. If i’m following you correctly still at this point, something along these lines should do the trick. function get_related_event_data( $venue, $field = ‘all’ ) { $event_data = array( ‘Spruce Gallery’ => … Read more
You can add another simple foreach loop to check if you have any values first: foreach ( $meta_boxes as $metabox ) { $has_value = false foreach ( $metabox[‘fields’] as $field ) { $meta = get_post_meta($post->ID, $field[‘id’], true); if(!isset($meta[0])){ $need_title = true; break; } } if ($has_value){ echo $metabox[‘title’]; foreach ( $metabox[‘fields’] as $field ) { … Read more
Yes it is possible. You’ll have to write a custom rewrite rule for making the domain.com/cpt/metaboxes url to be accessible. Lets say your cpt is ‘movie’, its single will be accessible as domain.com/movie/slug. Create a new page named ‘Metaboxes’ (slug should be ‘metaboxes’). Add the following code to functions.php. <?php add_action(‘init’, ‘add_my_rule’); function add_my_rule() { … Read more
Something like this: Make an URL like /companies/?leaders Than in your archive template (top): if(isset($_GET[‘leaders’])) { global $query_string; $query_string = $query_string . ‘&meta_key=leaders&meta_value=yes’; query_posts($query_string); } Hope this helps.
The main problem with your code is that you only store the value and not the venue name a simple fix would be to change your vlaue to hold the venue name as well , something like: array( ‘name’ => ‘Venue’, ‘desc’ => ‘Venue of Event’, ‘id’ => $prefix . ‘event_venue’, ‘type’ => ‘radio’, ‘options’ … Read more
if you are trying to make ralationship links between post types, the easiest way is to use the great “posts 2 posts” plugin by Scribu : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/posts-to-posts/ here is the documentation : https://github.com/scribu/wp-posts-to-posts/wiki hope that could help. seb. EDIT : Is there a way to list all the posts created under one custom post type … Read more
I’m assuming there is an option in the array that is meant to receive an array of options for the checkboxes…? In which case, you can use get_posts to obtain an array of post objects (of which ever type), and then loop through this, to create an array of post titles: For example.. $args=array(‘numberposts’=>-1,’post_type’ => … Read more
Asuming that you have a variable called $posts that contains all the posts (or easier: Post IDs) from some query. You can then work with $result and process everything you need. Calling post data is easy, as the key would be the post ID. // For other arguments look into @link http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query $posts = new … Read more