Hm, I’m not sure, but your use of have_posts may be problematic. Note the codex states “As a side effect, have_posts starts, steps through, or resets The Loop.”. High up in your code you have <?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?> <?php if ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> This may be causing unexpected … Read more
okay sorry for mentioning only link as an answer.. if first pagination link shows 404 error that should be a permalink issue. but to u its second page so definitely it because of some code mistake. please check this code. /*Loop Pagination – A WordPress script for creating paginated links on archive-type pages.*/ function loop_pagination( … Read more
Your search form includes this: <input type=”hidden” name=”post_type” value=”postpage” /> So when your search page loads, the query variable ‘post_type’ is set to load posts of type ‘postpage’. Since posts are of type ‘post’ and pages are of type ‘page’, neither of which are ‘postpage’, you do not get what you expected. Next time, don’t … Read more
Ok i manged to create the solution by finding that LIKE condition can be used in meta query. so here is the final code.. $args=array( ‘post_type’ => ‘tyre’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘tyre-category’, ‘field’ => ‘ID’, //can be set to ID ‘tag’ => ‘ID’, //can be set to ID ‘terms’ … Read more
The problem is that by default WordPress only looks in the title and content field. As you build your pages from multiple pieces of external post types the default query doesn’t find those parts. Before we go any further I want you to know that this is going to be quite involved as you need … Read more
OK, So this is somewhat embarrassing and sorry for wasting everyone’s time. When I narrowed down that the issue was just with the products post_type I went and checked what version of Woocommerce was being used and found that it was way out of date. After updating all Woocommerce plugins to the latest versions the … Read more
You can include the search form in your 404.php file using the get_search_form() function. Using get_sidebar( ‘404’ ); would look for a file called sidebar-404.php and fall back on sidebar.php if needed. get_sidebar()
Enter your form where ever you plan to display it /**** The Form ****/ <form name=”searchcars” method=”get” action=”http://yourdomain.com/your-page-template-slug”> <label>Search</label> <input type=”text” name=”searchfor”> <label>Location</label> <Select name=”location”> <?php $locations = get_terms(‘locations’); foreach($locations as $location) { ?> <option value=”<?php echo $location->slug; ?>”><?php echo $location->name; ?></option> <?php } ?> </select> <button type=”select” name=”search”>Search</button> </form> Create a new file template, … Read more
If you want to exclude certain posts, wouldn’t the conditional be: if ($value != ” && get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘value’, true) != ‘value_to_exclude’) Anyhow, you’re excluding AFTER you run the query. So $total_results will always be ‘wrong’. The better approach is to write sql for WP_Query that does the excluding for you. But you didn’t include the … Read more
You don’t really need to use the &new WP_Query just new WP_Query. The following code will resolve your problem. add_filter( ‘posts_search’, ‘q166788_search_modify’, 10, 2 ); function q166788_search_modify( $sql, $query ){ // Only if our variable is true we do the black magic if ( ! isset( $query->query_vars[‘search_conditional_toggle’] ) || $query->query_vars[‘search_conditional_toggle’] !== true ){ return $sql; … Read more