get_post_meta() empty in preview WHEN custom post is published [closed]
get_post_meta() empty in preview WHEN custom post is published [closed]
get_post_meta() empty in preview WHEN custom post is published [closed]
Post MetaTable Overload
Ok, i’ve found the trouble. It was in logic. Solution: foreach($fields as $name => $field){ if($field[‘name’] == ‘local_players’){ if(!empty($local_players)){ update_post_meta($postID, ‘_’ . $field[‘name’], $field[‘field’]); update_post_meta($postID, $field[‘name’], $local_players); } }elseif($field[‘name’] == ‘away_players’){ if(!empty($away_players)){ update_post_meta($postID, ‘_’ . $field[‘name’], $field[‘field’]); update_post_meta($postID, $field[‘name’], $away_players); } }else{ update_post_meta($postID, ‘_’ . $field[‘name’], $field[‘field’]); update_post_meta($postID, $field[‘name’], $data[‘Match.’.$field[‘name’]]); } }
I figured this out. It’s because the title isn’t part of the attachment metadata technically. The audio attachment itself is stored in the database as a post with a post type of attachement and applicable mime type. To update the title of the audio is to update the post title
Try this: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/169426/<?php echo $tickets[“link’][0]; ?>” class=”tickets_btn”>Tickets</a> Its better to use esc_url() to display URL. Like: <?php echo esc_url($tickets[‘link’][0]); ?>
Compare meta_query with a Regular Expression and do a less-than operation on it
Custom filter function not working with Custom post type
I have managed to find the reason behind this and create a solution suitable for my needs. Under screen options on the post edit page is an option called “Custom Fields”. This lists all of the custom meta values that have been saved against the post and allows you to create new ones and edit … Read more
Undefined index error in custom post metabox
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