That page isn’t a 404, it’s returning a status code 200. The title and body tags also indicate that the page is loading just fine. A couple of things- there is no taxonomy argument. It would be redundant anyway, since the query already contains the queried taxonomy and term pulled from the parsed URL. Your … Read more
Reload widget with AJAX
I think I succeeded in making the array and sorting it by date (see var_dump) array(575) { [320]=> array(10) { [“Speeldatum”]=> string(19) “2015-01-30 12:00:00” [“Productienaam”]=> string(28) “THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER (2014)” [“Makernaam”]=> string(11) “Jan Martens” [“Locatienaam2”]=> string(10) “toneelhuis” [“Stadnaam”]=> string(9) “ANTWERPEN” [“Landnaam”]=> string(2) “BE” [“Festivalnaam”]=> string(18) “antwerpse kleppers” [“Onderdeelvandezegripeveningnaam”]=> string(38) “antwerpse kleppers / bourla … Read more
select user with all meta field and field value. I am use Below Query for this ,So any of know another way to fast query instead of below query?
So it looks like you can’t get the page number unless you query the whole post type and query strings and then check that against how many pages you show on each page and then do some math to find what page that will be on, so I stuck with the next best thing. I … Read more
It is relatively rare for WP to have query performance issues on a small to moderately sized site: The queries it typically runs are reasonable (not perfect, but reasonable). A lot of things queried are aggressively cached within page load, and persistently with object cache available. While you certainly can throw enough code at it … Read more
You can write your own MySQL queries by getting the global $wpdb variable and preparing a SQL statement and then getting the results. global $wpdb; $prepared_query = $wpdb->prepare( ‘SELECT * FROM [your_table] WHERE LAST_INSERT_ID();’ ); $results = $wpdb->get_results( $prepared_query ); Please, be very careful when using this, if you do it incorrectly, it could be … Read more
You can add this pages with new rewrite rules like that : add_action(“init”, function () { add_rewrite_tag(“%specialAuthor%”, “([^&]+)”); foreach ([“personalinformation”, “settings”] as $specialAuthor) { add_rewrite_rule( “author/([^/]+)/($specialAuthor)/?$” , “index.php?author_name=\$matches[1]&specialAuthor=\$matches[2]” , “top” ); } }); add_filter(“author_template_hierarchy”, function ($templates) { $specialAuthor = get_query_var(“specialAuthor”, NULL); if (isset($specialAuthor)) { $author = get_queried_object(); $templates = [ “$specialAuthor-{$author->user_nicename}.php”, “$specialAuthor-{$author->ID}.php”, “$specialAuthor.php”, ]; } … Read more
Look at taxonomy parameters in WP_Query, the “Multiple Taxonomy Handling” example does pretty much what you want if I understand you correctly.
How to query a staging database?