Adding custom fields to Wired Impact Volunteer Management Plugin
Adding custom fields to Wired Impact Volunteer Management Plugin
wpdb
use wpdb object on other file
use wpdb object on other file
inner-wrap div pushing custom table far down on page
Part of the problem is that you’re running (or re-running) get_header() after your table, thus putting all of the header content into the body of page after the table HTML has started. <?php /* Template Name: Custom Table Is this part even needed for you? If this is a complete template, then probably, but if … Read more
Can’t send form data to wpdb when URL has query string
I see a few issues with the code: First, the form action is not set correctly. It should be something like: <form action=”<?php echo esc_url( get_the_permalink() ); ?>” method=”post”> In the PHP code, you are using the wrong table name. You are using the table name ‘invites’ instead of ‘rsvp’. You should change this line: … Read more
get_post_meta bringing back results, but $wpdb->postmeta doesn’t
Your SQL query is invalid regarding the WP database structure. wp_postmeta table has two columns that will help you here. meta_key : the name of your meta (post_lang in your case) meta_value : the value of your meta (en, es, …) Your SQL query should look like this instead. What changed is that you need … Read more
update $wpdb one query
Try removing the $wpdb->prepare. $wpdb->query(“UPDATE wp_postmeta SET meta_value = meta_value – 1 WHERE post_id= 9999 AND meta_key = ‘point_user'”);
WP Recommended Table Exclusions?
WP Recommended Table Exclusions?
$wpdb The query does not contain the correct number of placeholders
$wpdb The query does not contain the correct number of placeholders
Site uses wpdb to fetch meta_keys but just displays first meta_key from a page (the post uses the same meta_key “filmmaker” more than once)
Site uses wpdb to fetch meta_keys but just displays first meta_key from a page (the post uses the same meta_key “filmmaker” more than once)
Changing regular db connection to $wpdb
Use the global $wpdb object to query your tables. The get_results() method will return your results as you need: global $wpdb; $query = ‘SELECT * FROM students’; $query_results = $wpdb->get_results($query); foreach ($query_results as $student) { // … }