Doing something like this would help make sure the theme object has been instantiated properly… global $theme_options; if ( (!isset($theme_options) || (!is_object($theme_options)) ) { $theme_options = new My_Theme_Options_Class(); }
This is possible, but you’re going to have to do a lot of custom work to get what you want. If you want all of your postmeta to come from and go to a separate database, you can use these filters: get_{$meta_type}_metadata – This filter is documented in wp-includes/meta.php. Returning a non-null value from this … Read more
function get_value( $order, $parameters ) { $order_id = Compat\Order::get_id( $order ); global $wpdb; $ref_multibanco = get_post_meta($order_id,’_stripe_multibanco’, true); // select array $text_print=”Ent: “.$ref_multibanco[“entity”].'<br>Ref: ‘.$ref_multibanco[“reference”].'<br>Value: ‘.$ref_multibanco[“amount”]; return $text_print; }
Ok, so probably the meta data is saved correctly, now we are going to retrieve it. I’m not sure where and how you’re adding this code, it looks like a metabox? The checkboxes aren’t magicly getting checked, you need to add some logic to it. First we need to have a closer look how you … Read more
Look a this code: if( isset( $_POST [ ‘add_like’ ] ) ){ $update = $like_value + ‘1’; update_post_meta($post_id, ‘_like_value’, $update, $like_value); } Because you’re using it in a loop, it gets output multiple times on a page with a different value for $post_id each time. So essentially you have this: if( isset( $_POST [ ‘add_like’ … Read more
Answer Version 2 I apologize for the confusion. Here’s how you can use the usort() function to sort the images (in the div#pic-con on the front-end): <div id=”pic-con”> <?php if (!empty($vid_pix)) { usort( $vid_pix, function( $a, $b ){ $aPor = (int) get_post_meta( $a, ‘photo_order’, true ); $bPor = (int) get_post_meta( $b, ‘photo_order’, true ); if … Read more
What was happening was, the global variable $post wasn’t ending up on the POST page – so in the conditional below where the form was being processes, if ( ‘POST’ == $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] && ! empty($_POST[‘post_id’]) && ! empty($_POST[‘post_title’]) && isset($_POST[‘postcontent’]) ) { header(‘Location: /’); $post_id = $post->ID; $post = array( ‘ID’ => esc_sql($post_id), ‘post_content’ => … Read more
I can’t really recreate the error. Are you sure the script is properly loaded? function get_post_details ($params) { return rest_ensure_response( ‘Hello World, this is the WordPress REST API’ ); } // Register the rest route here. add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, function () { register_rest_route( ‘post_info’, ‘post’,array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘get_post_details’ )); }); This gave me … Read more
Add this code to functions.php. It should add meta value to posts from given category. You can use hardcoded category slug/ID, but maybe it would be better to store it in options table and allow to change from dashboard. Change “ID”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”category_slug” to your own. /** * @param int $post_ID Post ID. * @param WP_Post $post_after … Read more
I think it has nothing to do with wordpress. Shouldn’t this question be on stackoverflow? HTML: name=”quest_title[]” name=”quest_desc[]” PHP: foreach($_POST[‘quest_title’] as $key => $title) { $desc = $_POST[‘quest_desc’][$key]; //Here do whathever you want with this $title and $desc. } Solution: use empty brackets at the END of the name tag.