You should use cron job. Yes WordPress has a function wp_schedule_event (). This function will perform certain operations based on the time difference you add it. Say for example, if you schedule it daily this will works everyday and perform the operarions on daily basis. you can hook a function with wp_schedule_event. Just get the … Read more
Your cat_n_tag_archives() function is adding pages to all category and tag results indiscriminately. What you probably want (and I am guessing a little) is to restrict that filter to the main query only: function cat_n_tag_archives($wp_query) { if (!$wp_query->is_main_query()) return; // This bit checks for the main query $ary_one = array(‘post’, ‘page’); if ($wp_query->get(‘category_name’) || $wp_query->get(‘cat’)) … Read more
As @milo was saying above each value that you wish to save as post meta will need it’s own call to update_post_meta. And each usage of update_post_meta will need you to specific a unique name for that meta value. Since you have all the data in an array and you have already sanitized it you … Read more
jdm2112 identified the issue as being caused by missing tables as part of the migration process within the comments for the original question: You imported just the single table into another WordPress DB? THAT is the problem. Post IDs are unique between sites… I would avoid working with individual tables unless absolutely necessary After migrating … Read more
query_posts breaks the main query object ($wp_query) which holds the query object and all relevant query info which breaks all conditional tags and pagination and page functionality, which simply means that it is totally useless trying to use any info regarding the main query object as it was all corrupted by query_posts resetting the main … Read more
Best solution would be just if wordpress would use the structure from my wordpress menu. The system doesn’t work that way. Menus structure and URL structure are not tied together. You could probably alter permalinks such that this would be the case but it would be a complicated project and potentially cause substantial strain on … Read more
Advanced Custom Field plugin uses get_field() to retrieve values. Your code should be something like: $audio = get_field(‘audio_post_format_url’, $post->ID); var_dump( $audio ); # To make sure you’re retrieving the right value echo wp_oembed_get( $audio ); Note that get_field() does not need a second parameter, it will take the current post ID if omitted. If var_dump( … Read more
I have this code within a plugin and I want to grab the ID of the custom post being showed: … “here” is in the same file that classes are created in the main file of the plugin: class Product { } $x = new Product($id); //here You can’t do that. The “custom post being … Read more
It’s possible to capture the $post_id using a combination of wp_get_referer() and url_to_postid() then reset the $post using setup_postdata. That should work easy enough for the front-end. But on the admin side we’ll need to pull the query with parse_url and grab the ID using parse_str. For good measure we should double check if we’re … Read more
You want a filter on pre_get_posts restricted to the home page. Something like: function pregp_wpse_214875($qry) { if (is_home() && $qry->is_main_query()) { $qry->set(‘order’,’ASC’); } } add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’pregp_wpse_214875′); You may need something other than is_home(), depending on how your “home page” is set up. The other most likely option would be is_front_page()