To are still call database inside the by get_post_meta() where you already have the values in $custom_fields variable. Try something like this: <?php $custom_fields = get_post_custom($post->ID); for ($i = 1; $i <= 4; $i++) { if(isset($custom_fields[“rw_location_$i”][0])){ if($i==1){ echo ‘<h1>’;} else {echo ‘<h2>’;} echo $custom_fields[“rw_location_$i”][0] if($i==1) {echo ‘</h1>’; }else {echo ‘</h2>’}; } } ?> If I … Read more
not sure what you are doing wrong, your code looks ok at first glance … make sure you represent yes and no as string values … if ( ‘yes’ == $provenance_mb->get_the_value( ‘docposs’ ) ) { echo “If you wish to make”; } else if ( ‘no’ == $provenance_mb->get_the_value( ‘docposs’ ) ) { echo “an apple … Read more
You’re talking about the format setting which was introduced in WP 3.1 for the posts post type? No, I don’t think this is possible. To remove the title-, editor- or any other metabox, you have to remove the support for this feature from the current post type. (e.g. remove the feature from the supports parameter … Read more
You should be able to do something like this: add_action(“manage_posts_custom_column”, “my_custom_columns”); add_filter(“manage_edit-[POSTTYPE]_columns”, “my_new_columns”); function my_new_columns($columns) { $columns = array( “image” => “Image” ); return $columns; } function my_custom_columns($column) { global $post; if (“ID” == $column) echo $post->ID; elseif (“image” == $column) echo ‘default_value’; } Then you should be able to use $tax_term->image to show it. … Read more
I’ve accomplished this using the WPAlchemy library. Might not meet completely your “do it myself” requirement, but the functionality is there and you can tweak it to accomplish a lot without having to code everything from scratch.
WP doesn’t have a real Cron Job System/APi, but it got the Schedule API, as you can see here. Other related functions can be found here in codex filed under “See Also“. That’s the closest you will get with WP.
Use get_post_custom, it will return an array of all the posts meta info. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_post_custom
I ended up solving this by doing essentially one thing in a couple places. WordPress doesn’t let you specify a particular type for your meta data and stores everything as strings. As such, I added an extra meta data field that I used as the actual timestamp (using strtotime to convert it to a unix … Read more
Dan, the problem is that when you save the post meta, it’s using a name that doesn’t exist as you’ve added ‘_team1ban_1 etc, but the code you’ve linked to looks for inputs named $fields[‘id’]. If you want to use the linked framework, I suggest you add them as separate fields. (i.e. three separate select boxes). … Read more
Many of the comments below refer to code used for debugging, which for clarity I’ve removed. I should have spotted this soon – you are adding only one row into the postmeta table, and that row has the key _my_meta. Before inserting the array int the table, WordPress serializes the array. When you retrieve the … Read more