Here is a fully working dummy plugin to show how to add the new meta box contexts. STEPS: Create the plugin structure below and copy the code into plugin-shell.php. Leave the style sheets empty. Install and activate the plugin. Navigate to the plugin from the admin menu item ‘Plugin Shell | Add New’. Directions on … Read more
You can use the action pre_get_posts . Just make sure to check is_post_type_archive(‘question’) and is_admin() to prevent affect queries in the whole website.
Possible solutions: Check if there’s a prefix which you setup for the custom field (https://en.bainternet.info/tax-meta-class-faq/#comment-1107) Go to the Tax-meta-class/Tax-meta-class.php file and find the function you’re calling and debug the issue: // Tax-meta-class.php public function get_tax_meta($term_id,$key,$multi = false){ $t_id = (is_object($term_id))? $term_id->term_id: $term_id; var_dump ($t_id); // debug this $m = get_option( ‘tax_meta_’.$t_id); var_dump ($m); // debug … Read more
I just found the solution. use this code instead public function register_voguepay_woocommerce_payouts_dashboard_widget(){ add_meta_box( ‘withdraw_to_bank’, ‘Withdraw to Bank’, array($this, ‘voguepay_woocommerce_payouts_dashboard_widget_display’), ‘dashboard’, ‘side’, ‘high’ ); } public function voguepay_woocommerce_payouts_dashboard_widget_display(){ echo “Hello World, I’m a great Dashboard Widget”; }
It’s nothing to do with the class itself – you are using the reserved input name post, which is conflicting with WordPress core: <input type=”checkbox” name=”post[]” value=”%s” /> Change it something unique to your theme/plugin e.g. name=”my_plugin_ids[]”
You should always use update_post_meta() function because if the term doesn’t exist it will make a call to the add_post_meta() automatically. The same goes for update_user_meta(). Example if you want to add the meta “City” but you don’t have it in the db you simply make a update_post_meta($city) and in $city you need the post_id … Read more
Why don’t you create a shortcode for this , it’s much easier, standard and flexible.
You’ll need to test that this works, but I’ve just been looking at source and I think it will. wp_list_pages doesn’t officially take meta keys or values in its arguments, but it does pass its argument array straight on to get_pages, which does allow you to make a meta query. So, you ought to be … Read more
I’ve handled this in a couple different ways. 1) You can manage the list of items in a settings page. You could add a simple comma delimited list of Computers, and pull them to the front end with get_options(‘computers’). If you want to build that into a dropdown you could do something like: $list = … Read more
ACF is a great plugin that very well may have these as options, but you might consider registering the custom taxonomies in your theme or plugin the WordPress way. If it’s an option for you, you’d have a lot of flexibility to do a couple of things. You can register 1 taxonomy for multiple post … Read more