Not getting ajax success response on insert/update row to database
Not getting ajax success response on insert/update row to database
mysql
use mysql variable in a $wpdb->query to reindex a column?
If I correctly understood, this is not possible (two queries instead of one). I ended up with this sad and time-consuming loop… :/ //get subtracks $querystr = $wpdb->prepare(“SELECT subtrack_id FROM `$subtracks_table` WHERE tracklist_id=’%d’ ORDER BY `subtrack_time` ASC”,$this->post_id); if ( !$ids = $wpdb->get_col($querystr) ) return; //update order $i = 0; foreach($ids as $id){ $i++; $wpdb->update( $subtracks_table, … Read more
Error Connecting to Database WHEN Installing WordPress on XAMPP [Tried All the Usual Stuff] (Pics Included)
the solution was to set the host as localhost:3307 not just localhost. Like so https://gyazo.com/3aa87d040d9953171da69b196d04f4d1
SQL. Select category descendants
SQL. Select category descendants
I want to share local developement and staging DB — Is this very smart or very stupid?
WordPress, and many of its plugins, store configuration data in the database. That alone could cause issues for the setup you described, but the urls of every link will also be stored fully canonicalized. So, unless you plan to test your staging setup from “http://localhost“, you will have serious issues trying to click around multiple … Read more
Query product’s image path by category WooCommerce database?
Query product’s image path by category WooCommerce database?
wpdb insert into point column in db
wpdb insert into point column in db
update multiple rows in mysqli table base on two values
update multiple rows in mysqli table base on two values
why is my postmeta table is so heavy
Many of the Page builder plugins records page/post specific data in the meta data of the Post/Page which is saved in wp_postmeta table. Similarly, you are using Elementor Pro plugin which is saving post configuration data there. IMO, You should not be worried about this data otherwise you can contact plugin author to optimize it.
WordPress Dutch characters encoding problem
It Turns out the problem was with I was using json_enode to convert the data in to json before inserting it in to database and it was causing the encoding of the characters I have used json_encode($url,JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE); and now its working properly.