Neither! Neither of these really make sense Why Not A Metabox/Post Meta? What you’re describing is not an attribute of a page, so it doesn’t make sense as post meta shown in a metabox. Additionally: You can’t link directly to post meta Adding post meta to site search is difficult, and makes search 100x slower … Read more
Save Taxonomy of Post via custom Taxonomy Select Dropdown
WordPress Blocks, setAttributes not saving
First: when you store data it gets serialized, and this is where these extra s:301: and stuff like that coming from. If you are using ACF plugin, at least i see it with functions get_field() update_field() You need to pass in just a value you want to store in, and it will serialize and unserialize … Read more
I’m not sure if the ACF Javascript API is available by default, or if you have to install it previously, and since I can’t use it on here, this will pretty much be pseudo code for you to try, but try this: In whatever page’s JS area, you can add a document ready state to … Read more
Probably not the best solution, but why don’t you try the following: while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <div><?php $key_name = get_post_custom_values ($key = ‘country’); echo ‘Country : ‘, $key_name[0]; ?> </div> <div><?php $key_name = get_post_custom_values ($key = ‘status’); echo ‘Status : ‘, $key_name[0]; ?> </div>
How to speed up post list slowed by update_meta_cache()?
I assume that you are using WordPress. You can do the following things alternatively : While the user is creating a post, allot them a [post_id] and [password]/[hash/key] whatever. When they will comeback and try to delete ask them for the id and password/hash to delete. By using get_the_ID you can display the post id. … Read more
You have to write the post view count logic. After that you have to call that meta count in in rest API using the below API code. This link will help to get count response in the rest api.
I believe with the help of remove_post_type_support you can achieve this. But first you need to keep an user meta with the list of posts IDs he/she will be able to edit. And you can achieve this with this below function- update_user_meta( $user_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $prev_value ) So whenever a post will be loaded you … Read more