Custom Field: how to save array of multiple key-values in WordPress
Custom Field: how to save array of multiple key-values in WordPress
Custom Field: how to save array of multiple key-values in WordPress
How To Save Data From Remote APIs To ACF?
Compare ACF date field (if exists) and post date and order DESC
Get Custom Field Name ( Label or Key ) Not Value
If you want to add the file to the WordPress Media Library, you can use media_handle_upload(). The function returns the attachment post ID on success, so you can save that in a post meta and then use the relevant function to get the attachment/file details, e.g. wp_get_attachment_url() can be used to get the attachment URL. … Read more
I managed to find a solution by myself. Just replace: $bulk_row.find( ‘#bulk-titles’ ).children().each( function() { $post_ids.push( $( this ).attr( ‘id’ ).replace( /^(ttle)/i, ” ) ); }); with: $bulk_row.find( ‘#bulk-titles-list .button-link.ntdelbutton’ ).each( function() { $post_ids.push( $( this ).attr( ‘id’ ).replace( /_/g, ” ) ); });
You could break apart the search-string into an array and add each word to it’s own meta-query $search_query = ‘strawberries and cream’; $search_query_array = explode(‘ ‘, $search_query); // turn search query string into array of words $stop_words = [‘and’,’or’,’that’,’have’,’with’,’this’]; if ( ! empty( $search_query_array ) ) { foreach( $search_query_array as $index ) { // remove … Read more
Populate custom checkout fields with data from previous orders
One option would be to save your custom fields as postmeta. Normally metaboxes appear in the sidebar instead of within the post itself in the Editor, so that’s one difference you’ll face. Once your data is saved, you will also need to create a template to display that data. Themes don’t search for and display … Read more
Display the output from Custom User Fields from a WordPress user profile on a WordPress Custom Page