Should be: $where .= ” AND voted > 1″; Other notes: instead of hardcoding table names you should use $wpdb->prefix . ‘post_votes’; instead of checking in global $_GET you should declare your filters as accepting two arguments and code functions accordingly, these filters pass as second argument object that contains all of query data. Like: … Read more
I agree with Denis, I don’t like using custom fields for this kind of stuff, but I’m not aware of any other way yet… What you what can be done by altering the SQL query for the loop, something like this: add_filter(‘posts_join’, ‘my_post_filter_join’); function my_post_filter_join($join) { global $wpdb; if(is_home() || is_category() || is_search()) $join .= … Read more
I don’t really understand what you’re trying to do, so here goes nothing: There are a lot of hooks within WP_Query. Most of them pass the current instance as one of the arguments. So, here’s how you could check for a “custom query”: function check_wp_query( $posts, $wp_query ) { if ( $wp_query->get(‘my_arg’) ) { // … Read more
Just run 2 queries, the first to pull just the new-videos and the 2nd to pull everything else but the new-videos. Probably just use WP_Query for the first one to get the new-videos and then alter the loop query for the 2nd one to exclude new-videos.
this could be a dumb answer – but is it because you end the loop and have two loops in one page? If so I’d work around it by putting the news loop into a second file and then call it into the main file…. but again I could be giving u a very basic … Read more
You need to use WordPress meta query: Display posts where the custom field key is ‘extra1’ and the custom field value is ‘test’: $query = new WP_Query( array( ‘meta_key’ => ‘extra1’, ‘meta_value’ => ‘test’ ) ); For more info take a look at WP Query Custom_Field_Parameters.
Loop over the $cpackages results twice, and rewind_posts() in between. first time only output when the id matches the current post id, then skip that id the second time through.
You should probably be using the WP_Query object and have it order your posts by a meta field: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Query#Parameters Doing so will handle sorting and pagination out of the box.
try adding: ‘meta_key’ => ‘start_date’
First, to make sure I understand the general premise, are you wanting to know how to avoid making a separate template for each genre and year? So, for example, I click a link to view the “consumable crafts” genre. It loads up all the consumable crafts. Now, if you’re wanting to just make a “genre” … Read more