As long as Pods creates standard custom post types, you can simply update the arguments passed to WP_Query . The$post_type parameter will allow you to filter the results based on the specified post type (string) or post types (array). $latest = new WP_Query( array( ‘category_name’ => $request->query_vars[‘category_name’], ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘post_type’ => array ( ‘post’, … Read more
This is a known limitation by the WordPress menu functions, you would need to rekey all of the menus ahead of time to be +100 or whatever you need, before Pods adds the menus to fix this. Previous versions of WordPress had a bigger problem with this, but they recently increased it in the past … Read more
You can definitely add filters for pods_register_post_type_{your_pod} and pods_register_taxonomy_{your_pod}. I’d love to build in support for GraphQL into Pods itself at some point. Just a matter of adding the checks if GraphQL is available and showing the options in the UI, similar to how we do our REST API options in the UI. <?php add_filter( … Read more
You can use the PHP’s strtotime() and WordPress’s date_i18n() functions: function MY_FUNCTION( $input ) { // Removes commas so that we’ll get the proper timestamp. Otherwise, the // strtotime() function would return FALSE. $input = str_replace( ‘,’, ”, $input ); // Retrieve the UNIX timestamp of the date. $timestamp = @strtotime( $input ); // Returns … Read more
Pods allows you to create meta-based or table-based content types. Meta-based work as normal WP post types do. You can also extend WP objects like Comments, Users, Media, and Taxonomies to add custom fields to those. If you choose to use table-based Pods, it creates a table with the ID field and only the custom … Read more
I did what Rarst told me to do. First I searched around in the Pods Framework documentation. This solved my problem. Here’s what the code looks like right now. <?php $params = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘publish_date.meta_value DESC’, ‘limit’ => 10 ); $fltNewsPods = pods( ‘fltnews’, $params ); while ($fltNewsPods->fetch()) { echo “<li class=”content-list-item”>”; $podsForNewsItem = … Read more
display does not echo, so you need to echo it. <?php echo $mypod->display( ‘my_field’ ); ?> More info and examples at http://staging.pods.io/docs/code/pods/display/ Also you will need to specify an ID of the item you want the field from in the pods() call, like: <?php $mypod = pods( ‘my_pod’, $id ); ?> Or use a find() … Read more
On the “REST API” tab, you should be to enable the new post type to show all the custom fields in the standard WordPress REST API. Also, in each field’s options, you should be able to set if that field should be viewable and/or editable via the API, if you only want to show a … Read more
Development of Pods 2.0 definitely won’t stop, the funding problems explained in that dev post were alluding to an upcoming announcement that we’ll be pushing some of the enterprise and “extra” functionality of Pods 2.0 into a premium version targeted towards firms with more advanced and specific needs. On the data structure, Pods 2.0 handles … Read more