You can add a new bulk action for posts with this code : $postType = “post”; add_filter(“bulk_actions-edit-” . $postType, function ($actions) { $actions[“specialSave”] = “Special save”; return $actions; }, 20); add_filter(“handle_bulk_actions-edit-” . $postType, function ($sendback, $doaction, $post_ids) { if (“specialSave” !== $doaction) { return; } foreach ($post_ids as $idPost) { // action to do for … Read more
I think your approach is not the good one. If I understand well, What you want to do is keeping the old permalinks for the old posts and stick with them, while having the new permalinks only for the new posts. You should consider having the new permalink structure for all the posts (old and … Read more
It’s unclear what the postmeta actually does so it could effect your website in any number of ways.At best it will just clear the field / option and the user will need to re-enter it for that specific page.At worst it could change a pages layout or orphan a media file in your media library … Read more
Finally got a solution. I was not able to get meta key ie my_key value then I used: $post_id = get_the_ID(); $has_customization = get_post_meta($post_id, ‘my_key’, true);
You got the wrong id for your get_post_meta(). As you define the input-name by the id of the field in your metabox, it has to be portfolio_description. <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, “portfolio_description”, true); ?> Should do the trick. If you are not sure which name of the post_meta you need to call, try inspecting the input … Read more
First off, there’s a problem with your array. Arrays can not have duplicate keys. So, only the first key will be saved. You need to change your form to something like this. <input name=”mainStageSatOrder[theband0][theid]” type=”hidden” class=”band-id” value=”” />”; <input name=”mainStageSatOrder[theband0][theorder]” type=”hidden” class=”band-order” value=”” />”; <input name=”mainStageSatOrder[theband1][theid]” type=”hidden” class=”band-id” value=”” />”; <input name=”mainStageSatOrder[theband1][theorder]” type=”hidden” class=”band-order” value=”” … Read more
Rick James and I have created the (free, GPL) Index WP MySQL for Speed plugin. It addresses some of the performance problems with wp_postmeta by adding database indexes suitable for that table’s use cases. I use it myself on a Woo site with several thousand products. (It works on users, terms, options, and comments too.) … Read more
You can use this filter to change order : $type = “cptCode”; add_filter(“rest_” . $type . “_query”, function ($args, $query) { $args[“orderby”] = “meta_value”; $args[“meta_key”] = “my_meta_field”; return $args; }, 10, 2); You can also test $_GET to change the order conditionally.
You can create a filter using the “wp_get_attachment_image_attributes” hook. Place this in your functions.php file. function filter_image_title($attr, $attachment = null){ //Find your $photographer with $attachment->ID $attr[‘title’] .= ‘ (‘ . __(‘Photographed by’, ‘foobar’) . ‘ ‘ . $photographer . ‘)’; return $attr; } add_filter(‘wp_get_attachment_image_attributes’, ‘filter_image_title’, 10, 2);
Try the following… global $wpdb; $wpdb->query( ” UPDATE {$wpdb->prefix}postmeta SET post_id = {$edit_id}, meta_key = ‘{$meta_key}’, meta_value=”{$meta_value}” WHERE post_id = {$edit_id} AND meta_key = ‘{$meta_key}’ ” ); //or using prepare $wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( ” UPDATE {$wpdb->prefix}postmeta SET post_id = %d, meta_key = %s, meta_value = %s WHERE post_id = %d AND meta_key = %s “, $edit_id, … Read more