First of all, make sure you’re domain has correct nameserver setup and you’re uploading files to correct place. When you are changing URL from database directly, here’s a checklist. The URL must be changed only from wp_options table and update only siteurl & home (basically first 2) rows. Make sure you’re setting http/https correctly. set … Read more
Iterating through $wpdb query without using get_results for large query results
$wpdb does not contain any reference to custom tables. So the uap_banners property doesn’t exist. You need to write in the table name the say way it was written when creating the table. So in your case that would probably be (assuming you included the database prefix): $user_checks = $wpdb->get_results( ” SELECT id, name FROM … Read more
Your inner query looks like it just gets a single item from wp_listings, so I assume you mean pagination on the outer WP_Query ? This is described here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_query/#pagination-parameters So to get the 4th page, with 20 posts per page you need this: $args[‘posts_per_page’] = 20; $args[‘paged’] = 4; $listQ = new WP_Query( $args ); … Read more
As I said in the comments, if you want 5 (or a specific) number of posts per category, then you need to make multiple WP_Query calls. Otherwise, you could use something like new WP_Query( [ ‘cat’ => ‘1,2,3,4’ ] ) and then group the returned posts by their category upon displaying the posts. Working Examples … Read more
How do you build a wpdb query dynamically?
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Got it working, had to format the LIKE statements like this: //construct query dynamically using the array $myDynamicQuery = “SELECT * FROM recipesTable WHERE recipetags LIKE ‘%%%s%%'”; $appendFormatIndicatorsWithLoop = “”; //empty the placeholder on every query $i = 0; //for limiting the foreach loop to produce one less than the array has (because one like … Read more
Artok, your concatenation is incorrect… You forgot to continue the pattern with your $charset_collate variable. If we look at $query1 we see this: PRIMARY KEY (ver_id) ) $charset_collate;”; What we should see is this: PRIMARY KEY (ver_id) )” . $charset_collate . “;”; You should also avoid giving your functions generic names, I recognize you may … Read more