For the second part of your question: in your args variable, you can set the selected argument to whatever is saved in your database. See the codex for more details here. I’m currently working on the same issue, I’ll update and clarify once I figure everything out out. EDIT : Okay! I DID IT. Here’s … Read more
You’re missing a closing parenthesis, but you also need to set $single to true, otherwise the function will return an array of meta entries for the key (even if there is only one): get_post_meta( 4996,’ATHLETE-side_img’, true /* $single */ );
At query level? Not possible. {db_prefix}_postmeta has only one field for value. WP serializes arrays before inserting them and deserializes after they’re out. So you have three choices here: If you really need this sorting at query level (pagination, maybe?) you have to rethink your information architecture and start using a separate custom_post_meta field for … Read more
As @milo was saying above each value that you wish to save as post meta will need it’s own call to update_post_meta. And each usage of update_post_meta will need you to specific a unique name for that meta value. Since you have all the data in an array and you have already sanitized it you … Read more
Try to use get_posts() $current_user = get_current_user_id(); $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘author’ => $current_user, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ); $all_posts = get_posts( $args );
Yeah, don’t do that. The database is not made to store HTML, HTML and PHP are made for that. You’ll want to just save the image. For example: update_post_meta($post_id, $name, $img); $name is the name of the postmeta in the database and $img is the URL of the image. To later on display the image: … Read more
Disclaimer This is not a complete answer, because I can’t really handle signs I don’t know. It should help to point you in the right direction. My (basic) solution Taken from StackExchange, I created this function for your functions.php: function ArabicDate( $time = false ) { if ( $time === false ) { $time = … Read more
You need a post_meta field to let an author decide after how many paragraphs the ad is inserted, if you want to do it like that, and not with a shortcode. So create a custom field called f711_insert_after_no_p, and use your function like this: if ( is_single() && ! is_admin() ) { $show_after = get_field(‘show_after’); … Read more
Finally I found the real issue after few hours of debugging. I’m using simple fields to save the expire date and country values. So in simple field even we are not setting anything it is still save empty string in the database. So when I check the non existing fields, it is not giving correct … Read more
The action hook pre_get_posts is called well before the page template is rendered. Move add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘my_pre_get_posts’); and your my_pre_get_posts() function to your theme’s functions.php file.