Looks like Lynne has you headed in the right direction PFrank. Check out this page in the WordPress Codex for more info on sorting queries and sorting by ‘comment_count’. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters
That is very much possible. If you want some inspiration on that, look at plugins like WooCommerce, 66Cart, and WP-Ecommerce (to name just a few). You’ll want to implement it through custom post types and it will probably take a decent bit of coding to build from the ground up, but you can definitely do … Read more
I’ve used the below plugin and it has worked really well for me: Post Types Order It just adds a “Reorder” option in the sub-menu for posts and custom post types and has drag/drop functionality.
You’re initially submitting a POST request via a form with the sort parameters. When you click links to additional pages, you’re just sending a GET request for the next page without those original POST vars, so they don’t carry over to the additional pages and aren’t picked up by your if(isset($_REQUEST[‘sort’])). Probably the simpler way … Read more
At the moment you publish/update the post with recommended price, it’s better to have another custom meta post to save the real price in it by using add_action() and add_post_meta(), then you can use the query you posted but with $query_args[‘meta_key’] = ‘real_price’; Something like below: function wp_po54785( $post_id ) { $recommended_price = get_post_meta( $post_id, … Read more
Thanks, will do next time. I figured this one out: function my_custom_wc_api_order_response( $order_data, $order, $fields ) { $customer_info = get_post_meta( $order->id, ‘_customer_info’, true ); $order_data[‘payment_details’][‘customer_info’] = $customer_info; // Apply filters if necessary if ( $fields ) { $order_data = WC()->api->WC_API_Customers->filter_response_fields( $order_data, $order, $fields ); } return $order_data; } add_filter( ‘woocommerce_api_order_response’, ‘my_custom_wc_api_order_response’, 10, 3 );
The ‘special’ authors have in usermeta a meta key called ‘werksortgodmodus’ with meta value ‘yes’. The ‘rest’ of the authors have ‘werksortgodmodus’ = no . You could e.g. order by the meta value with (PHP versions 5.4+): $blogusers = get_users( [ ‘role’ => ‘author’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘werksortgodmodus’, ‘orderby’ => [ ‘meta_value’ => ‘DESC’, ‘display_name’ => … Read more
You’ll need to use something other than a single WP_Query. You could use wp_list_pages() with a custom walker to get your desired structure. wp_list_pages in widget, sidebar, or wherever you want the list to appear: <ul class=”cpt-hierarchy”><!– or whatever class you like –> <?php wp_list_pages(array( ‘post_type’ => ‘cpt’, // replace with your cpt’s slug ‘title_li’ … Read more
It would be atypical for server configuration to have a direct impact on posts query, short of SQL explicitly misbehaving. Which would be quite an edge case. The much more common case would be some code attaching to query filters for its purposes and not being precise enough to target just the queries it needs … Read more
Add offset in the query and give value as 5 so, the first 5 will be skipped. Below is code snippet for the same $custom_args = array(‘post_type’ => ‘your custom post type name’, ‘posts_per_page’ => ’20’, ‘orderby’ => ‘id’, ‘offset’=>5, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’,); $custom_query = get_posts($custom_args); foreach ($custom_query as $value) { //your data }