It depends on your definition of “safe”. Is the client always going to be your client? If not, then you’re writing code for them based on assumptions about their hosting environment and available technologies that may not always be under your control, and you may be unnecessarily complicating things for them in the future. $wpdb … Read more
Tags don’t create duplicate posts, so the likelihood of them hurting your SEO by appearing in a sitemap are slim. You can add a filter to the return of the taxonomies sitemap to remove tags. This is just a quick attempt I threw together. I haven’t tested it but it should provide a basis to … Read more
You can put the condition in your select and then use that for sorting. SELECT ID, post_author = 6 as featured_author FROM wp_posts ORDER BY featured_author DESC, post_created DESC
I’m not sure why you’d want a post you’re already looking at to be in the similar… but off topic I guess. You ask it not to include the $current_id in this line here if ( $score > 90 && get_the_ID() != $current_id ) {
The function that includes the comments template also (re)loads the comments. This means that whatever you do before that point, if you don’t save it to the database it will not be used. There is no way to prevent this SQL query from happening, but you can override the results by hooking into the comments_array … Read more
This is not supported by default, but you can convert the numeric terms back to slugs with the pre_get_posts hook. I tested this with WP 3.0.1, but in 3.1 the taxonomy query handling changed, so I don’t know whether this will work by default or if there is a better way to do it. add_action( … Read more
usually it because you are missing an “add_action” call for none logged in users. add this to your plugin or functions.php add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_REPLACETHIS’, ‘ajax_get_date_post’); and change the REPLACETHIS to your action value from the ajax call. remember that when calling ajax from front-end and you want to allow none logged in users to make these calls … Read more
It’s empty because you’re looking at it before it has a chance to be populated. The top of functions.php is too early. You should be doing it in a ‘template_redirect’ action. Or, better yet, use the Debug Bar plugin.
‘post__in’ => explode( ‘,’, $relatedpages )
Try using the get_page_by_path() function (Codex ref). So, something like: $mypage = get_page_by_path( ‘page-slug’ ); $mypageid = ( $mypage ? $mypage->ID : ‘0’ ); Then, the post_parent argument becomes: ‘post_parent’ => $mypageid