You can specify the key you want in get_post_meta: echo get_post_meta( $home_starting_player, ‘pb_squad_number’, true ); WordPress loads all meta for any single meta call, so calling get_post_meta multiple times doesn’t introduce any extra overhead.
Here’s a tested and working version of the template code, which displays the repeatable $emergency_contact_meta correctly: $member_contact_meta = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘tcp’, true ); echo ‘<strong>Phone: </strong>’ . $member_contact_meta . ‘<br />’; $emergency_contact_meta = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘repeatable_fields’, true); if ( $emergency_contact_meta ) { echo ‘<strong>Emergency Contacts:</strong><br />’; foreach ( $emergency_contact_meta as $emergency_contact_metas ) { echo ‘<strong>’ … Read more
You’re looking for delete_post_meta($post_id, $meta_key, $meta_value); Parameters $post_id (integer) (required) The ID of the post from which you will delete a field. Default: None $meta_key (string) (required) The key of the field you will delete. Default: None $meta_value (mixed) (optional) The value of the field you will delete. This is used to differentiate between several … Read more
You can use remove_meta_box() to accomplish that. To use remove_meta_box() you will need 3 pieces of information: the id of the meta box you want to remove the screen (or screens) you want it removed from the context it was added in (e.g., ‘side’, ‘normal’, etc) To get these 3 pieces of info, search thru … Read more
You are trying to create a new admin page with add_pages_page(). Meta boxes are only for existing post types, not for admin pages. You need to create your fields like on a normal admin page. You should read the official codex about this first: Creating Options Pages For a simple start take a look at … Read more
You can use this to update your post meta function save_metaboxes($post_ID){ if( isset($_POST[‘is_viewpay’]) ){ $featured = 1; } else{ $featured = 0; } update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘_is_viewpay’, $featured); } To make the checkbox checked, you can use something like this: <?php $check = $featured ? ‘checked’:”; ?> <input <?php echo $check; ?> name=”is-viewcheck” type=”checkbox” value=”1″> Is … Read more
You are saving unchecked checkbox values as empty strings: public function save_metabox( $post_id, $post ) { // Sanitize user input. $tp_primo_new_show_below_title = isset($_POST[‘tp_primo_show_below_title’]) ? ‘checked’ : ”; … } So when you fetch the saved unchecked value and then check for if(empty(…)), it returns true and sets ‘checked’ as the default value because empty(…): Returns … Read more
You can use get_queried_object_id() to retrieve the page ID. $custom_seo_desc = \get_post_meta( get_queried_object_id(), ‘custom_page_desc’ ); You can verify the page for posts ID by looking at the option page_for_posts. $posts_page_id = get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ );
You don’t need a nonce for every field, a single nonce should suffice This is because a nonce isn’t tied to a field, it’s tied to a request, and verifies that you did indeed intend to press update, or click a link, submit a form, etc As an example, back in the days of MySpace, … Read more
Normally, the wpautop filter is only applied to the_content and the_excerpt. In this case you want to apply it to metadata. So you’ll have to add the filter. If you look at get_post_meta, you’ll see that it is just a wrapper for get_metadata. So it doesn’t matter which one you use if you retrieve the … Read more