You can use this way: private function display_images( $args ) { $instagram_url = get_user_meta($user_data->ID, ‘instagram_url’, true); $username = $instagram_url; //You can use $username in another function by simply call it using global method. } This is an easy way to get the post meta data in your custom plugin file.
WP CLI – Pass Query / URL Variable to Cron?
This worked perfectly for me! The goal was to get a button that would filter my search results by post category and the above solution works exactly how I wanted it to.
1) GF will save the Form entry ID in the wp_usermeta table for the registered user, so you can grab all the entry(submitted) data and I believe the resume ID too $entry = get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), ‘entry_id’, true ); Then you can get the entry data using the “get_entry” method from the PHP API wrapper class … Read more
Okay I find solution for this one!! Add field to the each product variation with this one github Remi Corson And because I have a custom gateway plugin for WooCommerce I found there where products are initiated and use foreach to get ‘productId’ for each product. There I use $variation = $item[‘variation_id’]; $productVariation = get_post_custom($variation); … Read more
get_option(‘show_season_title_’ . $k); I think, I don’t have a way to test that right now but it should work.
Assuming the user’s mobile number is saved in wp_usermeta with meta_key being mobile_number, then adding this to a template will show the current user’s mobile number: <?php echo get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), ‘mobile_number’, true ); ?>
Very simply use get_post()… $my_post = get_post( $account->ID );
The global $post; command acts similar to the_post() function, but outside the loop. When you want to use post’s data such as get_the_ID() or the_title() and you are not in the loop, you can use the global $post; to access these data. After so, you can have access to them, such as $post->ID or $post->post_title. … Read more
After doing some playing around, I discovered this can actually be accomplished by defining the name of the hook I want to add the filter to via a variable. So if my $post_type_name is portfolio and my $box_id is piece_info, I can make a filter as follows: function add_meta_box_class( $classes ) { array_push( $classes, ‘custom-class’); … Read more