A in your example, you have access to all the WP_Query Object query_vars (see [here])1, you could use the post__not_in query_var in your query. It takes an array of ids as a parameter. So first you query for your posts tagged ‘highlighted’. While displaying them, you would add all their ids to an array like … Read more
It seems like you need to actually prevent two specific VIDEOS from displaying on the same screen (not preventing videos from the same CLIENT twice), but if I’m wrong you can still adapt this. The idea is to push each VIDEOS identifier (name, id, whatever) to an array as you output it, checking each item … Read more
Get latest post revision with wp-query
Thanks, i got it now; indeed with meta_query. function my_recent_posts_shortcode( $atts ) { global $post; $currenttime = current_time(“mysql”); $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘newsbox-date’, ‘value’ => $currenttime, ‘compare’ => ‘>’ ) ) ); $newsbox = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $newsbox->have_posts() ) : $list=”<div class=”newsbox-posts”>”; while ( … Read more
WP_Query with meta_query dosen’t return results
the_post_thumbnail prints data to the screen immediately. It does not return a string that you can concatenate into your $out variable. Use get_the_post_thumbnail instead. Make sure you get the arguments right. They are different from the arguments for the_post_thumbnail. Should be something like: get_the_post_thumbnail(get_the_ID(),’thumbnail’);
wp_update_post not working
OK so was way simpler than I thought in the end and didn’t involve a lot, just was approaching it in completely the wrong way: The same can be achieved like this: /*GETING THE USERS FIRST PUBLISHED SUBSCRIPTION?? */ $useremail = $ticket[’email’]; $user = get_user_by( ’email’, $useremail ); $IDuser = $user->ID; $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ … Read more
How to get latest posts from each category in regular order
What you are wanting to do is possible– MySQL can do math– but WP_Query can’t handle this natively. You’d need to apply a filter or two. You would end up sorting on generated values which is not especially efficient. That is, MySQL, would read all of the rows in the table for those two keys, … Read more