The answer before mine shows you the problem about is_search() in your code. To solve your problem, you can try to add some datas from your search form. In your WordPress you have a searchform.php, you can edit this file to add a new hidden field or use an ugly filter function like I have … Read more
The class used in edit.php is an extension of the WP_List_Table: WP_Posts_List_Table. See wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php. And here you find a call to wp_count_posts( $type=”post”, $perm = ” ). The first parameter is for the post type, the second can be empty or readable. If it is readable and the current user has no permission to see … Read more
The other day I was thinking on how to make something like this, I would recommend to save the hottnes as a post meta value, that is updated on every vote, save or update, for that you will need the save_posts filter and then you can get the posts ordered with pre_get_posts and a meta … Read more
You should probably return the user to the first page of results following a search in all scenarios, to be consistent. If you did need to check though you can use the following: $wp_query->max_num_pages; So if there’s only 2 pages and you’re on page 3 then you need to redirect to the start.
A modified version of the suggestion from @birgire works. Note that this applies to the core/post-template block, not the core/query block. add_filter(‘block_type_metadata_settings’, function ($settings, $metadata) { if ($metadata[‘name’] !== ‘core/post-template’) { return $settings; } if ($settings[‘render_callback’] !== ‘render_block_core_post_template’) { return $settings; } $settings[‘render_callback’] = ‘wpse_render_block_core_post_template’; return $settings; }, 10, 2); function wpse_render_block_core_post_template($attributes, $content, $block) { … Read more
You’re creating a new query, not altering the existing one. The pre_get_posts codex page has a note explaining that the $query argument is passed by reference and you should alter it directly. There’s no need to declare globals or return values. Update your function to be: add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘only_current’ ); function only_current( $query ) { … Read more
You could try unsetting the original search query, otherwise you may be doubling up and the combination results in nothing? eg, try adding to your function: $query->set(‘s’,”); UPDATE I am not sure on this one, but you could try the AND operator -I think this adds to the existing query instead of replacing it… function … Read more
The solution below will return posts associated with the queried term name or posts that use the term name in the post title, excerpt, or content. Note that we are using the human readable term name for the search, not the term slug, which isn’t ideal for searches since it could be hyphenated. First, add … Read more
SOLUTION: I will post my solution and explain what was the problem and I hope that this post can help someone in the future. As we talk in the small comments the problem, was that I was sending a non existing taxonomy by error and this was causing the AND (0=1). To fix the whole … Read more
You can’t specify OR or AND on arbitrary WP_Query arguments. Meta and Taxonomy queries let you specify OR or AND for those queries, but other arguments are all combined (post_type is a property of the post, not meta, so a meta query won’t help). Refer to the documentation for each of the possible arguments and … Read more