The get_posts() call is retrieving posts that were published after two days earlier. The after parameter retrieves posts after a certain date, and strtotime() is retrieving the date from two days ago. Try changing after to before, and then change strtotime() first parameter to reflect your request. Researching the get_posts() and strtotime() functions will be … Read more
Frontend delete CPT post with custom role user
Delete data from the database on a table row on clicking delete button
Frontend redirect after delete post in wordpress
Automatically delete posts that aren’t in an array
Like keepkalm said I’d find the list of post IDs from the database: select id, post_title FROM wp_posts where post_title like ‘%Pharmaton%’ or post_title like ‘%Winston Blu%’ or post_title like ‘%Kefir%’ or post_title like ‘%Tetradox%’ or post_title like ‘%Passport Sco%’; and then use the list of IDs with wp-cli’s wp post delete which accepts a … Read more
How to optimize wp_delete_post() function, or why it is so slow
How to remove a page in its entirety
I assume that you are using WordPress. You can do the following things alternatively : While the user is creating a post, allot them a [post_id] and [password]/[hash/key] whatever. When they will comeback and try to delete ask them for the id and password/hash to delete. By using get_the_ID you can display the post id. … Read more
From the codex page: If omitted, all values in $where will be treated as strings So try setting $where_format: $wpdb->delete( $table, array( ‘schedule_item_id’ => $item->id ), array( ‘%d’ ) );