You can use the following SQL query SELECT * FROM wp_posts a, wp_term_relationships b, wp_terms c WHERE a.post_status=”published” AND a.ID = b.object_id AND b.term_id = c.term_id; This will list all the post that is in the published state and then its terms. You can add limits and offsets to limit the number of records.
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I would do this the other way around: if ( !is_user_logged_in () ) { //the script exits if the user is not logged in require(‘/path/to/your/script.php’); showAccessDenied($day, $month, $year, $area, isset($room) ? $room : “”); } You can work that into a page in a number of ways. I don’t have enough detail to provide an … Read more
You can just use the get_option() function like this: <?php $main_dashboard_check = get_option( ‘main_dashboard_check’ ); var_dump( $main_dashboard_check ); /* outputs false if the value does not exist */ $main_dashboard_check = get_option( ‘main_dashboard_check’, ‘default_value’ ); var_dump( $main_dashboard_check ); /* outputs ‘default_value’ if the value does not exist */ ?>
Yes, it is quite simple, you just need to work in PHP. Consider you have 36 posts in a loop. $div_html_1 = ”; $div_html_2 = ”; $div_html_3 = ”; $div_html_4 = ”; $div_html_5 = ”; $div_html_6 = ”; if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { if( category of post == division 1 … Read more
I would try using the Query Monitor plugin This will help you troubleshoot your problem by showing you the db query’s, hooks, actions, and filters for the active page.
It’s a bit hard to answer with not much information, but here are some things you can try and ask yourself: Reset your permalinks (Settings > Permalinks > Save Changes) What happens when you set WP_DEBUG to true in your wp-config.php file? Is this a custom post type, or was anything recently changed that may … Read more