Your problem is global $post. You have to understand that any ajax call, is a new http request, that has nothing to do with the page that send the ajax request. If you want to pass information from the page that send the request to the page that receive the request, you have to pass … Read more
I noticed that your are using get_the_content(), but it will return unfiltered content. The shortcodes are generated via the the_content filter with priority 11. So if you want only the shortcodes generated, try: ‘content’ => do_shortcode( get_the_content() ) to filter it through the_content filter, try: ‘content’ => apply_filters( ‘the_content’, get_the_content() ) to simulate the_content() function, … Read more
When adding a metabox, the metabox itself isn’t saved in the database. It’s loaded from the plugin code that is written, then it’s up to you to fill it with appropriate values. You don’t have to create additional fields in the DB. There is a function: update_post_meta($post_id, $meta_key, $meta_value); In your case you might do … Read more
In case you use native custom fields, you should look for them in wp_postmeta table (your table prefix can be different than ‘wp’).
Turn off custom fields syncronisation on polylang. I would also then add specific code to tell polylang to copy (not sync) the metas upon translation creation (so when you click ‘+’ it will also copy the metas, but changing the metas after this, won’t sync with other translations): add_filter(‘pll_copy_post_metas’, ‘copy_post_metas’, 10, 2); function copy_post_metas($metas, $sync){ … Read more
The best way to sanitize text fields within WordPress is to use sanitize_text_field() function: $data = sanitize_text_field( $_POST[‘key’] ); Additionally, if you register the meta field properly width register_meta() function, you can define the sanitize callback and the expected data type as well. For example: add_action( ‘init’, ‘cyb_register_meta_fields’ ); function cyb_register_meta_fields() { $args = array( … Read more
An example: your code <option value=”0″ ‘ .selected($horizon_featured,’normal’,false) .’>Descending</option> HTML code with some PHP mixed in: <option value=”0″ <?php echo .selected($horizon_featured,’normal’,false); ?>>Descending</option> Basically, you just put a <?php echo $something;?> where you want the PHP stuff to be.
You can use the page_attributes_dropdown_pages_args filter to remove whatever you want. It’s based off of the wp_dropdown_pages() arguments so you can use the exclude parameter to remove certain pages or a fake parent to remove all the pages: /** * Filter the arguments of Page Attributes Parent Dropdown * * @param Array $args – List … Read more
If you don’t need to query on the data, you can pass arrays directly to the post meta functions, WordPress will automatically serialize/unserialize the data for you. $your_array = array( array( ‘title’ => ‘something’, ‘price’ => ‘something’, ), array( ‘title’ => ‘something’, ‘price’ => ‘something’, ), ); update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘your_key’, $your_array );
Sure! Just follow this guide and make these changes: Hook into the add_meta_boxes_attachment action instead of the add_meta_boxes action In the add_meta_box() call, pass ‘attachment’ as the $screen parameter Hook into the save_post_attachment action instead of the save_post action And of course, make sure to customize the example code to your specific needs.