At the stage of retrieving posts from database this is impossible (or at least impractical), since arrays are stored serialized by PHP in meta table and SQL won’t be able to process them on the fly effectively. This is easy enough to do for specific set of posts retrieved, just sort results in $mostsharedposts->posts before … Read more
I’m not sure if this is the whole problem but it seems you ‘posts_per_page’ is sitting inside your ‘meta_query’ while it should sit in the same level as ‘post_type’ and ‘category_name’…
You can add this to form action: wp_set_post_tags( $post_ID, $tags, $append ) Function reference: wp_set_post_tags
It”s probably because catch_that_image() is receiving the global $post_id the same with the_post_thumbnail() in your code you could pass the id of your current chapter catch_that_image($chapter->ID) or the_post_thumbnail( $chapter->ID ) this should solve your problem or you can try this code, it should work. <?php global $post; $current_post = get_the_ID(); $FeaturedArtist = get_post_meta($current_post, ‘FeaturedArtist’, true); … Read more
You can print the values of the array like this: $colors = get_post_meta($post->ID, $prefix . ‘colors’, true); foreach($colors as $color){ echo $color; }
I got your “broken” code in your answer to work and will explain why. First, here’s the edited code that wasn’t working for you: <?php //Get your post ID with a variable $this_post_id = get_the_ID(); //Removed get function from get_post_meta to make functionality clearer //I tend to avoid nesting functions that are grabbing post information … Read more
The variable that get_post_meta was stored in was empty because I wasn’t getting an id. I was trying to use this code on a category page, not a single event. Without an id it couldn’t identify the post_meta to use. So I corrected it with the following: $latest_cpt = get_posts(“post_type=event&numberposts=1”); $theidone =$latest_cpt[0]->ID; $this_post_id = $theidone; … Read more
The problem was with this line: if(!$related_resources OR $related_resources == ”) return; I changed it to: if($related_resources == ”) return; And it started working properly. I hope others can make use of the code too. Thanks!
Your call should include the ID: get_post_meta($p->ID,”_location”,true); And what is $locations ? If an array, it should be $locations[] = If a string, it should be $locations .= If you only want unique locations, you could do this: $locations = array(); foreach($posts as $p){ $location = get_post_meta($p->ID,”_location”,true); if( ! in_array( $location, $locations) ) $locations[] = … Read more
An alternative would be to use WordPress’s build in auto embed, the following line in core is responsible for auto embed: add_filter( ‘the_content’, array(&$this, ‘autoembed’), 8 ); Which means: Whenever we are about to display content try to auto embed all url’s with a priority of 8. You could add a custom filter before this … Read more