The problem is with the element id you are taking. Because if page has multiple ids with the same name (e.g apftitle). Then it will work for the first element only because it search for the first occurrence of id and work for it only You can solve it by keeping the ids dynamic so … Read more
You can use FIELD or FIND_IN_SET: return “FIELD(mt1.meta_value, ‘Head Teacher’, ‘Deputy’, ‘Teacher’, ‘Support’, ‘Clerical’) ASC, mt2.meta_value ASC”; http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-functions.html#function_field
This is a php logic / variable issue. You output $fullname whether or not it has been set inside that iteration’s foreach. So for projects that never enter the foreach to set $fullname, it still contains whatever the last iteration had set it to. Set it to an empty string before the foreach so it … Read more
If it’s a child page, the post_parent will be a non-zero value, so you could check for that: if( 0 == $post->post_parent ){ // no parent, get children of this page $childargs[‘post_parent’] = $post->ID; } else { // has parent, get children of parent page $childargs[‘post_parent’] = $post->post_parent; } This is assuming your child pages … Read more
post__not_in should be an array of post IDs – remove the implode line and just pass $selected_check as the argument value instead of array( $new_check ).
I really think that you have over complicated things here. Here is how I would treat the matter First of all, create a custom post type (which you have already done) Assign a custom taxonomy to it Convert all the posts from the listas-2 category to your created custom post type. See this post on … Read more
The problem is that as you are calling the function directly, there are filters that arent being called, you can fix this by calling the apply_filters function using the_content filter, like this. apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $content ); Where $content is the result of get_the_content()
To add to @Rarst answer, there are a couple of other problems in your code. As stated, get_users_of_blog() has been depreciated. You’ve said that you did try get_users(), but it did not work. The reason for that is, the returned objects have changed with the function. You should do a var_dump to see what objects … Read more
Post formats are actually terms of the taxonomy post_format. I have done a post about this what taxonomies are and their hierarchies which you can check out here To get a list of all terms under the taxonomy post_format, simply use get_terms and var_dump() the result $terms = get_terms(‘post_format’,’hide_empty=0′); ?><pre><?php var_dump($terms); ?></pre><?php This will print … Read more
SPECIAL THANKS TO THIS ARTICLE: http://dotnordic.se/sorting-wordpress-posts-by-several-numeric-custom-fields/ $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘property’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘rc_repl_status’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘sold’ ) ), ‘posts_per_page’ => 100, ‘meta_key’ => ‘_rc_repl_property_year_sold’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘_rc_repl_property_year_sold’ // do this to order by two meta field VALUES ), array( ‘key’ => ‘_rc_repl_property_acres’, … Read more