One more for the pot: $wpdb->get_col can be used to return a “single dimensional” array of all values set for “sleeps” global $wpdb; $values = $wpdb->get_col( “SELECT meta_value FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = ‘sleeps'” ); echo implode(‘,’, array_unique($values) );
I’m not sure of having understood what you are asking for. But if my guess is correct, you can achieve this goal by using $wpdb global variable. But, in order to be more specific, I need to know how and when you want the database to update those informations.
I was able to come up with a solution according to advice from the comments. Working code: function import_shows() { $olddb = new wpdb(constant(“DB_USER”),constant(“DB_PASSWORD”),”THE_DB”,constant(“DB_HOST”)); $sql = “SELECT * FROM shows”; $rows = $olddb->get_results($sql); foreach($rows as $obj) { error_log($obj->name); } return; }
403 Forbidden home on localhost with nginx server
Use the loop to check if DB record exists?
Menus are manually managed in WordPress. Log into wp-admin, and there are 2 places you can update these links. Appearance > Menus – select each menu in turn until you find the link in question, then update it. It’s best to add a Page (or Post or whatever content type) straight from this admin interface; … Read more
What you’re trying to do is a post meta query, but the root problem is you’re using post meta to group posts, which is what taxonomies are built for. Taxonomy tables are optimised and designed for these kinds of queries, post meta is not. What’s more, your query appears to be searching inside the meta … Read more
The problem is strictly with your query… or to be more precise, with your misunderstanding of your query 😉 You’ve put || in there and you assume it is OR operator, but… depending on configuration of server it can act as OR or… string concatenation 😉 So change it to OR and it should work … Read more
Actually wpdb delete function works with an array of data, so i just put two variables in and solved it. $wpdb->delete($mySqlTableName, array($idKey => $idVal, Status => “Cekanje”)); And solved.
Well, after a little research I realized that it is an (inconvenient) feature of WordPress to store the absolute path of the images and other files, something that I completely disagree with. In any case, I discovered this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/root-relative-urls/. It does not fix the urls of files already inserted, but it corrects those of … Read more