There’s the core function add_*/get_query_arg() that you can use to append stuff to the query and retrieve it. So simply add a link somewhere, that points to your custom post types single.php template single-{$custom_post_type}.php Then append the query arg which would be ?wpse_meta_key=wpse_some_val and then do a switch on top of your template: if ( … Read more
The following is a crude example, it can be improved to ensure you’re dealing with integers etc and also shortened overall for brevity but this should get you started. add_filter(‘frm_after_create_entry’, ‘after_entry_created’, 30, 2); function after_entry_created($entry_id, $form_id){ global $post; if($form_id == 7){ //change 7 to the ID of your form $previous_value = get_post_meta($post_id, $key, true); if($previous_value … Read more
Instead of directly grabbing the meta, wrap it in a function, then you can provide a default, or, comment out the innards and just return “this”
Some spiders honor the <noindex>…</noindex> tags within a page so in that case you could simply wrap your FAQ content with <noindex></noindex>. But I honestly don’t know if Google or for that matter which spiders honor the tag. Since this is not really a WordPress question it’s off topic for this forum. You’d more than … Read more
Short answer- It Depends Long answer- It’s generally faster to query to 1 row in a single table rather than 20 rows of meta information but there are somethings you should cosider 20 custom meta boxes doesn’t mean that there are 20 postmeta values. User might be filling only 5 of them & then that … Read more
Not exactly ‘solved’ — I still do not know why wp_update_post() did not hit the transition of {old status}to{new status} For my situation I simply added the below function to a unique instance of the button above. Not ideal, but hey it works.
I cannot be 100% sure since I can’t test without installing and running you code but I think the problem is that you aren’t echoing your selected markup. <option <?php selected( get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘cpi_dropdown_options’, true), ‘Option 1′, true ); ?>>No</option> The last parameter tells selected to echo output. Edit: Your options aren’t sending a value. Compare … Read more
The w3 specification says that only h-tags are allowed inside of the hgroup-tag. The basic purpose of it is to group a main-headline and a sub-headline together. <hgroup> <h1>My maintitle</h1> <h2>Subtitle of my content</h2> </hgroup> edit html5 also adds the header-tag to use within the body. Inside of this any other html element is allowed. … Read more
I did a lot of digging into wordpress, and it looks like WP_Query ends up calling (indirectly) update_postmeta_cache($postIDs); which looks like it is exactly what I need. Hope that helps somebody else out. In 3.5.1 it’s located in wp-includes/post.php#2735.
I don’t know what $dorigen is – but you can’t find your </h3> because of your if/else condition. I don’t see why the else is needed at all. Replace else { ?> </h3><?php } ?> with </h3> in both places it is used. That said, if you only want to show the entire post-meta div … Read more