Storing of your own meta fields is typically a custom process, more so if you are using a third party framework. Technically it’s possible, but clunky: Hooking into save_post would allow you to check if meta is added to it If so you can immediately query for previous (if any) post that had it and … Read more
The WP_Query Object does not support retrieving posts by author_meta so neither will the pre_get_posts hook. The next best thing would be to run a quick WP_User_Query and get all users by the specific author_meta then limit our query to only pull posts from those authors. Here’s what that would look like: /** * Modify … Read more
To retrieve a post (or product) custom field, it depends on where you want to display it. To get a single custom fields: // in your product loop, $reserved_price = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_auction_reserved_price’, true); echo $reserved_price; if you want to get an array of all your plugin custom fields. You must loop trough all meta for … Read more
Based on your var_dump() I can only assume the checked values are in the selecteclevels array which you can get by looping through the array: foreach( $meta[‘selectedlevels’] as $level ) { echo $level; } Or using array indices: echo $meta[‘selectedlevels’][0]. Note, get_post_meta() may return nothing, and you should check if the selectedlevels index even exists … Read more
Set the “Return Value” of the taxonomy to Term ID. This will return the term/category id so that when you get the ACF taxonomy value by using get_field, it will return the id of your category. Then by using following code you can show your 5 latest publish post under that category. $cat_id = get_field(‘<your … Read more
You need to use the show_user_profile, edit_user_profile, personal_options_update, and edit_user_profile_update hooks. You can use the following code format adding additional fields in User section. add_action( ‘show_user_profile’, ‘extra_user_profile_fields’ ); add_action( ‘edit_user_profile’, ‘extra_user_profile_fields’ ); function extra_user_profile_fields( $user ) { ?> <h3><?php _e(“Extra profile information”, “blank”); ?></h3> <table class=”form-table”> <tr> <th><label for=”address”><?php _e(“Address”); ?></label></th> <td> <input type=”text” name=”address” … Read more
have you found an answer to that yet? I recently needed to redirect users to a custom made page that hosts an ACF form and loads the values of that particular post into the form. You are going to need 2 things in order to make that work: In your functions.php, redirect non-admin users to … Read more
You are saving unchecked checkbox values as empty strings: public function save_metabox( $post_id, $post ) { // Sanitize user input. $tp_primo_new_show_below_title = isset($_POST[‘tp_primo_show_below_title’]) ? ‘checked’ : ”; … } So when you fetch the saved unchecked value and then check for if(empty(…)), it returns true and sets ‘checked’ as the default value because empty(…): Returns … Read more
Custom Class to do the custom parse class AS_Query extends \WP_Query { protected function parse_orderby($order_by) { $additional_allowed = array(); $absValue = null; if (preg_match(‘/abs\(([0-9]+)\)/i’, $order_by, $matches)) { $absValue = $matches[1]; $order_by = sprintf(‘abs((meta_value+0) – %s)’, intval($matches[1])); $additional_allowed[] = $order_by; } if (!in_array($order_by, $additional_allowed, true)) { $parent_orderby = parent::parse_orderby($order_by); if ($parent_orderby) { return $parent_orderby; } return … Read more
The PHP function implode() lets you stick multiple strings from an Array with another string between them. If there’s only one value in the Array, then the string that goes between items won’t appear. So you can start by creating an Array. Then, if there’s values for your meta, put the values into the Array … Read more