us states dropdown function and echo in theme template files
Because it’s a function, not a variable – you want: <?php state_dropdown() ?>
Because it’s a function, not a variable – you want: <?php state_dropdown() ?>
Well, there is a pretty confusing way to get the points which are in the radius of another point. $center_lat = $_GET[“lat”]; //insert the lat of where you are $center_lng = $_GET[“lng”]; //insert the lng of where you are $radius = $_GET[“radius”]; //insert the radius of KM that you want to search $multiplier=3959; //miles $multiplier=($multiplier*1.609344); … Read more
I think what TheDeadMedic is trying to say, is your data in SQL should not have escapes. You will want to run queries to remove the escapes, but that can be complicated. Until that is done, you will not be able to search for “Application’s Document” and get back any results. When escaping strings into … Read more
If you want to do this from scratch: There’s two theme template files you can use for this: searchform.php – this is rendered when you add a search widget to a sidebar. Add your dropdown boxes here. search.php – this is where you’d write your custom Query using the submitted values from the form. The … Read more
Admin – Search Events by a custom field
If you are using Relevanssi, it is messing with the native search (don’t know exactly at which point), thus, the standard query doesn’t work. I have tested a solution, according to what I read in the plugin’s page, and it seems to do the trick. Just run the relevanssi function to append the results to … Read more
You aren’t executing the shortcode. The raw text is simply being echoed to the page. I don’t know why, but I assume you’ve just written something like [ dl-micro-search color=”hex or named color” ] into the source when you should have echo do_shortcode(‘[ dl-micro-search color=”hex or named color” ]’); instead.
Pagination diplays always 2 pages
WordPress search.php pulling search results but also matching a page and pulling that information in
You can try to modify your filter like this function pregetposts_forspecificpage($query){ if(!is_admin() && $query->is_main_query() && is_search()) { $query->set(‘post_type’, ‘page’); $query->set(‘post__in’, array(22103,22121)); } } Edit : added !is_admin() because we only want to alter the query in the front. $query->is_main_query() to be sure that we are altering the main query. Replaced $query->is_search by is_search() Also, you … Read more