Like @SamuelElh comment this is how I solved it: add_action(‘updated_post_meta’, ‘check_meta_change’, 0, 4); function check_meta_change($meta_id, $post_id, $meta_key, $meta_value) { if( ‘<ENTER YOUR META KEY>’ == $meta_key ) { // do stuff } }
Please see the Customize Posts plugin. It has a WP_Customize_Post_Setting and WP_Customize_Postmeta_Setting for representing posts and postmeta in the customizer, respectively.
Apparently in order to get the meta value right after saving the post, you have to either get the $_REQUEST[‘my_meta_value’] directly, or, if you need to update the database right away, you have to use update_post_meta() in your save_post action.
I got the solution so self-answering the question for future users/visitors. Hope it will help someone. I think this won’t be able to generate results based on the Post ID → the_post_thumbnail( ‘large’); However, this should work → <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($fpid, ‘large’); ?> (Above is succesfully tested) Other possibilities → <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($fpid, ‘thumbnail’); ?> … Read more
Yes you can, either by code: $demo = array(‘value1′,’value2′,’value3′); update_post_meta($post_id,’meta_key’,$demo); Or simply using the custom fields UI, add ass many values as you want one at a time and make sure they all have the same meta_key.
Why don’t you use a simple function with an argument to achieve that, the code is something like this: function wpse63585_event_list( $fresh = true ) { echo ‘<ul class=”event-items”>’; $yesterday = time() – 24*60*60; $compare = $fresh ? ‘>’ : ‘<‘; $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘wr_event’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, // show all posts ‘meta_key’ … Read more
You can add taxonomy metadata, similar to add_post_meta and some examples of doing so include, Tutorial Walk-Through http://en.bainternet.info/2011/custom-taxonomies-extra-fields Taxonomy Metadata Class (improved version of above) http://en.bainternet.info/2012/wordpress-taxonomies-extra-fields-the-easy-way I have personally used this class myself which was also authored from a reputable member and moderator here at WPSE -> Bainternet, it did what it said on the … Read more
(0. Retrieve the meta value with get_post_custom (in order to highlight the selected value in the select input).) Query posts with get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘services’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ) ) Loop through the results with foreach and build your select input. Hook into save_post (add_action(‘save_post’, ‘my_save_meta’) to store the selected value (with update_post_meta).
Because the credit data is saved in the attachment’s post meta, not the main post: $credit = get_post_meta( $post->ID /* Wrong ID! */, ‘credit’, true ); Instead you need to catch the ID of the inserted image: function attach_image_credit( $images ) { $return = $images[0]; // Get the image ID from the unique class added … Read more
You got it quite right, but with a few minor problems. First, please use a uniqe prefix for your functions and values – opacity or meta_save are quite generic and could be used by other authors. Second, the part where you get the meta opacity was missing, I added it for you – just retrieve … Read more