Can you try changing your query to this? $singleargs = array(‘post_type’ => ‘event’); It looks like that’s what you’re going for. The rest of the parameters limits your result to zero or 1. Also, make sure that the post type name is spelled correctly in your query.
This query will get all the countries and counts in one query: global $wpdb; $countries_count = $wpdb->get_results( ” SELECT meta_value AS country, COUNT(post_id) AS count FROM {$wpdb->postmeta} WHERE meta_key = ‘tgt_job_country’ GROUP BY country ORDER BY country” ); foreach ($countries_count as $country) echo “<li><a href=”http://dsdjjhfgd.net/s=jobseeker&usertype=jobseeker&country=”.$country->country.”&search=Search”>”.$country->country.”(“.$country->count.”)</a></li>”; Unless you need to get the country list first – … Read more
You can actually use two filters to accomplish this. Use posts_join for the joining of the meta table (unless you know it’s already included in your wp_query. And posts_orderby for the sorting.
The method is similar, just exclude the author by prefixing the id with a minus sign: $wp_query_obj->set( ‘author’, ‘-1’ ); See WP_Query for a full list of query arguments.
so I am thinking your $arg would be: $args = array( ‘numberposts’ => $portfolio_items, ‘order’ => $portfolio_sort, ‘orderby’ => ‘date’, ‘post_type’ => array(‘portfolios’), ‘offset’ => $offset, ‘exclude’ => ‘1,2’, ); And that would exclude post 1 and 2. But a better option that you should do, is to just create a featured category for your … Read more
Your first problem: Try to write down what you want to do: You do not want to print posts that are already printed. So you have to remember what posts are already printed. In PHP normally an array is a good solution to remember things that are already done. Let’s add an array: $printed_posts = … Read more
There is no while/else in PHP that I know of. Second, I find “alternate” control structure syntax impossible to read, especially with two or three on the same line. Use brackets and properly indent your code. It will make a lot more sense. <?php $tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID); if ($tags) { ?> <h3>Related</h3> <?php $first_tag = … Read more
First off, what WordPress version are you using? Second, here’s a Custom Post Type with 2 Taxonomies. It is a bit lengthy as I am copy / pasting it straight from one of my projects, feel free to view the codex and add or omit things as you see fit. First I register the post … Read more
Here is a start. Create a template called content-related.php Inside that paste the following code <?php /** * The default template for displaying realted posts * * @package WordPress * @subpackage Pieter Goosen * @since pietergoosen 1.0 */ wp_reset_postdata(); global $post; // Define shared post arguments $categories = get_the_category($post->ID); if ($categories) : $category_ids = array(); … Read more
pre_get_posts and WP_Query uses the exact same parameters, so if you need to know which parameters you can use with pre_get_posts, simply visit the WP_Query page in the codex. There is another trick which you can use to get all the parameters (query_vars) you can use. Just add this on the page that you need … Read more