Give it a try works perfect for me what it is doing query get the all the posts with a left jon with comments table so when a post has comment then it also has the comment_date if no comments posted on the post then in result set it will be null so i have … Read more
After reading up on the Backbone.js documentation I found out it’s quite easy to manually add attachments by ID to the library of the media frame. You can just assign a reference to the library on the open event. Then create an instance of wp.media.attachment. Fetch it. And then call the add function on your … Read more
It isn’t has_posts, it is have_posts. You’ve just got the method name wrong. That’s all. http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Methods
Creating 2 queries for your scope is absolutely an not need work… Use only one query and use the $wp_query->current_post property to change the output of first post.. $args = array ( ‘pagination’ => true, ‘paged’ => $paged, ‘posts_per_page’ => ’10’, ‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => true, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘date’, ); // The Query $query … Read more
A meta_query has to be an array of arrays. You only have an array. A filter needs to return information. Yours doesn’t. Of course, parse_query is an action not a filter, despite your use of add_filter. Use add_action instead. I would use pre_get_posts instead of parse_query. It is the next hook that fires after parse_query … Read more
Finally, I got the code. Using the code below, you can pick OnSale products that are either Simple Product On Sale or Variable Product On Sale. Keep in mind that this code will pick every post in which you added a sale price. So avoid adding the price in this field (Shown in attached Image) … Read more
Note that the function wp_list_comments() doesn’t fetch the comments, only displays them in various ways depending on the input arguments. You’re actually using the WP_Comment_Query/get_comments input arguments into wp_list_comments(). You could try this instead: $postID = 12345; // Adjust this! $comments = get_comments( [ ‘date_query’ => [ ‘after’ => ‘5 minutes ago’, ‘inclusive’ => true, … Read more
Yes, don’t forget the <?php wp_reset_postdata(); ?> between loops. I remember getting stumped on that the first time I ran multiple queries on a page.
Try to put your post slugs in an array for the post_name__in parameter: ‘post_name__in’ => [ ‘berlin’, ‘frankfurt’, ‘munich’, ‘augsburg’ ],
Try adding ‘suppress_filters’ => true to your query args. Maybe you have a plugin that modifies the queries. You could also check if the posts out of order (the first one) is a sticky post. Sticky posts by default skip the order queue. You can disable this by adding ‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => true to your query … Read more