I would need to see your trigger function but it sounds like you just need to add event.preventdefault to the submit. This will block the page load while still executing AJAX. $(“form.searchCV_form”).submit(function(event){ event.preventDefault(); alert( “We’re not going anywhere now…” ); // j$.post… }); or $(“form.searchCV_form”).submit(function(e){ alert( “We’re not going anywhere now…” ); // j$.post… return … Read more
Nacin summed it up in detail and I’m guessing this is a duplicate (looking in a minute), for now go read this
Can’t Install WordPress (local) Failed to open file wp-includes/wp-db.php
You can try below query SELECT ( SELECT count(*) FROM wp_users as temp WHERE DATE(temp.user_registered) = DATE(wp_users.user_registered) ) as counter, wp_users.* FROM wp_users
For Placehold to work, you should use $wpdb->query like: $wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( ” SELECT * FROM mailer WHERE id = %d “, $_GET[‘caId’] ) ); However in my opinion, the best option is to simply validate the get-parameter and than use it in $wpdb->get_results , like: $catId = $_GET[‘caId’]; if(is_numeric($catId)){ $_crds = $wpdb->get_results(” SELECT * FROM … Read more
Processing a lot of $wpdb isn’t insert all the data
Short Answer To get the post status, you’ll need to JOIN the posts table based on the post_id you grabbed from wpm1 or wpm2 and extend your WHERE clause to use that joined data. Recommendation On the other hand, instead of going directly to the database to get your content, you could use WP_Query to … Read more
You can try the following: AND ($wpdb->postmeta.meta_key = ‘cc_price’ AND $wpdb->postmeta.meta_value LIKE ‘%$s_prc%’) (Use cc_price instead of $cc_price)
You actually need to pass the post type to your WP_Query arguments as well. By default, post_type is set to post A few notes: caller_get_posts is long time depreciated, you should use ignore_sticky_posts You should make sure that you have post ID’s before passing it to post__in. Passing an empty array to post__in will return … Read more
If you need a processing endpoint with access to the WordPress API, use the admin_post_ action and eliminate the need to manually include wp-config.php or any other WordPress files. // add for logged-in visitors add_action( ‘admin_post_your_action’, ‘prefix_your_action_function’ ); // for non logged-in visitors add_action( ‘admin_post_nopriv_your_action’, ‘prefix_your_action_function’ ); function prefix_your_action_function() { global $wpdb; // your processing … Read more