You have to add following code after your code to get the dates sorting correctly. It’s working correctly for me. Hope it will help. function change_user_order( $args ){ if( isset( $args[‘orderby’] ) ) { $args[‘meta_key’] = $args[‘orderby’]; } return $args; } add_filter( ‘users_list_table_query_args’, ‘change_user_order’ );
I found the solution. Here is it: add_action( ‘elementor/query/acf_filter’, function( $query ) { $filtre = get_field( “category_filters” ); $query-> set(‘cat’ , $filtre ); } );
Untested, but if I understand you correctly, try something like this: $results = new WP_Query( array ( ‘post_id’ => ‘<id-here>’, ‘post_type’ => ‘acf-field’, //not necessary, but insurance ‘post_excerpt’ => ‘<custom-field-name>’, //not necessary, but insurance ‘meta_query’ => array ( ‘key’ => ‘<custom-field-name>’, ) ) );
How would you save such a repetitive data pair inside MySQL? As separate key/value pairs, which is what you have already done. The only situation I would reconsider this, is if you need to filter or search for restock posts via these IDs. If that is the case then I would use a private/hidden taxonomy … Read more
Arrays in custom fields or is there a better way?
Instead of getting all of the image IDs and then cycling through them and outputting each one, you would first collect them into a single array and then use array_unique() to remove the duplicates. if( $categories_du_projet ) : $image_array(); foreach( $categories_du_projet as $term ) : if( $image_du_projet ) : $image_array[] = $image_du_projet; endif; endforeach; $image_array … Read more
The most basic option I can think of is this add_shortcode(‘bt_featured_image_acf_location’, ‘bt_featured_image_acf_location’); function bt_featured_image_acf_location ($atts) { return get_field(‘location’, get_post_thumbnail_id()); } Change ‘location’ to your acf field name and thats it. get_post_thumbnail_id() will get the current post featured image id. Once you have the ID of the post (images are posts, they are of the post … Read more
Found the solution 🙂 add_action(‘edit_form_after_title’, function() { global $post, $wp_meta_boxes; do_meta_boxes(get_current_screen(), ‘advanced’, $post); unset($wp_meta_boxes[get_post_type($post)][‘advanced’]); }); add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘generator_api’);
You can use insert_user_meta($user_id,’meta_key’,’meta_value’); when you want to get that keys, you can get like $keys = get_user_meta($user_id,’meta_key’); in $keys variable you get an array of all keys.
Hook into the post status transitions and copy the post title to your secondary field. See documentation: https://codex.wordpress.org/Post_Status_Transitions#transition_post_status_Hook