Solved So i ended upp with a simple SQL-query: $sql=”SELECT post_id FROM kwido_postmeta WHERE meta_value REGEXP \””‘. $area[‘area’] .'”;a:[[:digit:]]+:{[^}]*”‘. $mainpost->ID .'”\”; $results = $wpdb->get_results( $sql, ARRAY_A ); That looks after the current post_id and area with a regex, then if found get the post_id.. $post_ids = array(); foreach ( $results as $result ) { $post_ids[] … Read more
WP search is rather simplistic. After some processing on search query, it adds condition to SQL query looking for LIKE (contains) match in title or post content. So natively assigned taxonomies are not searched. So you will either have to use additional code (or third party plugin) or use third party search solution (Google Custom … Read more
A Depth Like Parameter For “get_posts”
Memory size exhausted when extending WP_Query
Solved it. The filter posts_where takes the query object as a second parameter.
The line: ‘orderby’ => [‘meta_key’ => ‘tq_event_date’] didn’t work. So, based on my context, where all the dates start with a number, I was able to sort the items in the following way: ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’ If in the future something changes, I think the best way to solve the problem is doing it in … Read more
Run through the loop once and break when the sticky post is found. If it’s not found, rewind the query and output the first found result: <?php if ( $featured_value_cat_query->have_posts() ) { $count = 0; while ( $featured_value_cat_query->have_posts() ): $featured_value_cat_query->the_post(); if ( ‘yes’ == get_field(‘seacoast_value_sticky_value’) ) { $count = 1; ?> // Post Content would … Read more
How do I subquery with custom meta fields?
wp_query order by rand is repeating posts
If it’s not too much of work, you could switch from using meta data to custom (private) terms for tagging the tickets to agents. So when ever an agent (user) is created, you would have custom function run that executes wp_insert_term to create an agent-term, where the newly created user ID is used as the … Read more