Taxonomies are probably not the best option: There is still no table for term meta data, and if you are using a people custom post type plus a taxonomy of the same name, you will have a hard time keeping everything synchronized. Install the plugin Posts 2 Posts, register a connection between people and movies: … Read more
the_content() (and many others) must be inside The Loop. For retrieving a post/page/custom-post-type data outside the Loop, take a look here: Get post content from outside the loop The working code, based on your example, would be: <div class=”middle-inner”> <div class=”center-inner”> <!– This is content –> <?php global $post; query_posts(“post_type=roomtype&orderby=name”); if ( have_posts() ) { … Read more
I recommend you use the pre_get_posts filter or ditch query_posts and use WP Query. That way you can easily use category__not_in (array) parameter and not mess any other loops up. function exclude_category($query) { // this requires term id instead of term name so change “20” to the “sport” id // this assumes “sports” is in … Read more
What you are asking is how to redirect the visitor to a random post. Here you go: <?php /* * Template Name: Random Redirect */ query_posts( array( ‘showposts’ => 1, ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’, ) ); if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); header( ‘Location: ‘ . get_the_permalink() , false , 303 ); The syntax is … Read more
the_content_limit does not exist in WordPress. You probably want something like the_excerpt. What’s likely happening is your loop is working fine, but the call to an undefined function causes the program to error out, making it appear the the loop is not working. Look at the rendered HTML: you’ll probably see a single, opening <li> … Read more
If you are trying to order your posts by taxonomy terms, it’s not technically possible in one query (since multiple terms can belong to multiple posts – which means that WordPress cannot support ‘orderby’ for taxonomies or terms because there are potentially more than one). Your solution would be: Fetch a list of your (sub)terms … Read more
You can display child pages of particular parent foo page using following code ( using parent page ID ): $the_query = new WP_Query( ‘post_type=foo&post_parent=93’ ); // The Loop while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) : $the_query->the_post(); echo ‘<li>’ . get_the_title() . ‘</li>’; endwhile;
Thank’s everyone for your attention. If anybody will need to query database with two postmeta, here is the code SELECT p.* , CASE WHEN m1.meta_value=0 OR m1.meta_value IS NULL THEN m2.meta_value ELSE m1.meta_value END meta_value FROM aka_v_posts p LEFT JOIN aka_v_postmeta m1 ON p.id=m1.post_id AND m1.meta_key=’_wpsc_special_price’ LEFT JOIN aka_v_postmeta m2 ON p.id=m2.post_id AND m2.meta_key=’_wpsc_price’ WHERE … Read more
Disabling canonical redirect (crudely) gets the job done.
This is what i did: I run another query without pagination like this: $newQuaryVars=”&posts_per_page=99999999999999&post_type=post”; $posts = query_posts($query_string .$newQuaryVars); $categoriesList = array(); $categoriesAmounts = array(); Then in the while have posts i did the following: while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); $postCategories = get_the_category(); if($postCategories){ foreach($postCategories as $categoryInfo) { $categoriesAmounts[$categoryInfo->term_id][‘amount’]++; $categoriesList[$categoryInfo->term_id] = array( ‘name’ => $categoryInfo->name, … Read more