You can write a SQL query to achieve this: <?php $sql = <<<SQL SELECT p.ID, p.post_title, p.post_author FROM {$GLOBALS[‘wpdb’]->posts} p INNER JOIN ( SELECT ID, post_title FROM {$GLOBALS[‘wpdb’]->posts} ORDER BY post_date DESC ) s ON p.ID=s.ID WHERE p.post_type=”post” AND p.post_status=”publish” GROUP BY p.post_author SQL; $rows = $GLOBALS[‘wpdb’]->get_results( $sql );
Problem with my loops
The problem here is caused by variable scope… Everything is fine, when you use global $wp_query, because it is a global variable and functions like have_posts and the_post are aware of that, so you can use them in template parts. On the other hand, you define your custom query. Then you get template part and … Read more
query_posts() is going to alter the main query, and it doesn’t sound like you want that. I would recommended using the WP_Query object to get the other posts. That said, if you must use query_posts(), call wp_reset_query() at the end of your foreach to reset your main query back to the original one.
Custom query for custom post type not getting correct post ID
Well, the answer was staring right at my tired face. After hours of hairpulling, I noticed I had used: ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_key’ I changed it to: ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’ fixed things right up… -_-‘
How to show post views shortcode data for each post on Posts List Page?
With register_post_type(), you can specify the ‘page-attributes’ => true property, and you’ll get the “menu order” metabox which you see on pages. With this you can custom order your items, where the default is always 0, which means they will always show, even if you don’t set a value. You don’t actually have to set … Read more
OK so fixed this by updating the following line from $output .= ‘jQuery(“.datepicker”).datepicker();’; to $output .= ‘jQuery(“.datepicker”).datepicker({ dateFormat: “yy-mm-dd” });’; Thank you for all the help
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