… in the subcategories I am getting exactly the same results as in the parent category … That is what you told PHP to do. By the time the category.php file is processed, the $wp_query object contains a list of all posts that from the current category. This code throws that object away and replaces … Read more
var_dump your $args arguments: array(4) { [“cat”]=> string(7) “2,39,30” [“orderby”]=> string(14) “meta_value_num” [“order”]=> string(4) “DESC” [“meta_key”]=> string(12) “album_rating” } The second time you use a key, you overwrite the first time. You cannot build the array like that. The orderby parameter will take a space separated string, so this is closer: $args = array( ‘cat’ … Read more
You might try to add a posts_where filter in your pre_get_posts hook: function my_pre_get_posts( $q ){ if( $q->is_main_query() ) add_filter( ‘posts_where’, ‘my_posts_where’ ); return $q; } ! is_admin() && add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘my_pre_get_posts’ ); where function my_posts_where( $where ){ // your custom replacements on the $where string // … // remove the filter remove_filter( current_filter() , … Read more
Your code looks valid for me. The only thing you can try is ‘NUMERIC’ instead of ‘numeric’ and to cast $current to int as date() will return a string. $current = (int)date(‘Ymd’); To debug this further you can place this directly under your code: global $wpdb; var_dump( $wpdb->last_query ); You’ll then have the complete query … Read more
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WP Query WordPress Post Type with the same Taxonomy name
Probably you are doing it wrong. When you need do have a one to many relation (one author has many books) taxonomy is not best way. Also, according to WordPress structure, naming a taxonomy and and a post in same way is not a very reliable way. Just for example thinks if two authors are … Read more
Trying to combine multiple WordPress queries
You’re missing the fact that get_posts() (or WP_Query) can take an array() of post types in a singular query. More info on Type Parameters in the Codex. The order will per default be the publishing date. You can then specify it further by adding in stuff like your taxonomy_query, etc. Keep in mind that you … Read more
You can try to store $wp_query in a cookie or in a session variable. global $wp_query; setcookie(‘my_wp_query’, $query_string); or global $wp_query; $_SESSION[‘my_wp_query’] = $query_string; and use that in you ajax function.