“Call to member function format() on a non-object” means that $formatted_date is not an object. Why do you need 2 functions for this? Can’t you just check the post meta for your custom field in the save routine? Especially with such a late priority the custom field should already be saved. function acf_set_expiry($post_id) { if … Read more
Your code will be like this if( have_posts() ): while( have_posts()): the_post(); $txt_fld = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘dbt_text’, true ); $txt_fld2 = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘dbt_text’, true ); endwhile; endif; echo $txt_fld; echo $txt_fld2 like this way.
I think what you are looking for is get_post_meta() $courtesty = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘courtesy’, true ); // check if the custom field has a value if( ! empty( $courtesty ) ) { echo ‘<div class=”courtesy”>’ . $courtesty . ‘</div>’; }
Your meta option is post_options_select. You are using wrong meta key options-select in function display_content. But main point is that, you cannot control the sidebar layout from the_content filter. If selected option is ‘No Sidebar’ then you need to hide sidebar in your template. the_content only contains the content of the post. How it should … Read more
I guess you have two problems, and one is simply unveiling the other. The first problem is that the newsletter software/service is probably using unique links to track clicks and campaigns. For example, if Google Analytics tracking is enabled in a MailChimp campaign, it’ll append a utm_campaign variable to every target URL, and a unique … Read more
The root of the problem is that isset expects a variable to be passed to it. Also, I’m assuming that you expect the get_post_meta() to return a scalar value and not an array, so I added the third parameter set to true. // 3rd param: $single. Value of true means get scalar value, not an … Read more
From what I can tell, this stems from your use of get_post_field(), which is reserved for fields found in the posts table of the database (ie: built-in to WordPress, rather than custom fields). For custom fields you should use get_post_meta().
Go to the Page editor. Click the “Screen Options” box in the top right corner. In the dropdown, turn on the “Custom Fields” option. Now scroll down below the post editor area. Edit the fields as needed.
There are several minor problems with your code: Firstly, you are using shorthand PHP tags, like <?= /*some stuff*/ ?> they won’t work – see WordPress Coding Standards – No Shorthand PHP Tags. Secondly, you are not echo‘ing the variable $client_name. Last but not least, you are saving your post meta with the name _client_name, … Read more
SPECIAL THANKS TO THIS ARTICLE: http://dotnordic.se/sorting-wordpress-posts-by-several-numeric-custom-fields/ $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘property’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘rc_repl_status’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘sold’ ) ), ‘posts_per_page’ => 100, ‘meta_key’ => ‘_rc_repl_property_year_sold’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘_rc_repl_property_year_sold’ // do this to order by two meta field VALUES ), array( ‘key’ => ‘_rc_repl_property_acres’, … Read more