The better solution was to create a new theme with the basic files required for a theme, in the main PHP file just add a PHP redirect to the root domain. This ensures anything front end related goes to to the homepage, everything else stays the same. For WooCommerce you have to put a redirect … Read more
Yeah, you can schedule a WP cron job to loop through all posts of a post type and perform the check / add the term. Wouldn’t recommend that for a very big page with thousands of posts though. In example below the scheduled job would run approximately once a day – remember that wp cron … Read more
Maybe someone will make use of it, I had a similar problem and the solution was to call time() instead of current_time( ‘timestamp’ ) as the first argument of wp_schedule_event(). So it should look like this: wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘custom_interval’, ‘custom_hook’ ); I tried to find a difference between time and current_time(‘timestamp’), but they appear to … Read more
WP-Cron system doesn’t work on server
How many posts do you have? – Maybe there are some delays because of hosting? You want to create your own plugin collecting the data from Google Analytics – I’m not sure you’re able to do that. “The main idea is to get views per post and store them with post meta.” – Why do … Read more
Plugin with functions inside a class & how to trigger WP CRON
Run external file cron using WordPress Scheduler
WordPress Multisite cron jobs using cron tab
You’re not specifying the number of posts you want back from the query, so it defaults to whatever you have set under Settings > Reading. If you want all that match your criteria, then add ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 to your query arguments.
What your are doing is that you are looping over an array of post objects. The get_posts() function returns objects, not ID’s. So what you will have to do is either use $post_id->ID or setup_postdata( $post_id ) and then use get_the_ID(). Might wanna rename $post_id to $post_object to avoid confusion.