If you are an admin user, you could just change the author of the post (in the post editor Author box) to that of your friend. Admins already have the power to manage anyone’s post. By changing the name of the author on the post to that of your friend, you both can manage the … Read more
Yes because your code has syntax error. It should be this. if ( is_singular(‘my_cpt’) && ( has_term( ‘myterm’, ‘mytaxonomy’, $post->ID ) ) ) { } Did you notice if condition should close just after is_singular(‘my_cpt’).
Remove return; from your code, which is prematurely exiting the function before the following two lines can be executed; that is why the status is not changed. function my_change_status_function () { global $post; $ordernumber = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘order_number’, true ); $audit_status = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘audit_status’, true ); if ( $audit_status == ‘Complete’ ) { $order … Read more
$args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, //Specifying the type of posts ‘cat’=> 1, //Selecting post category by ID to show ‘posts_per_page’ => 4, //No. of posts to show ‘paged’ => $paged //For pagination ); //You dont need to use query_posts( $args ); since you are using wp_query $query = new WP_Query( $args ); Use while … Read more
Classes can be added to the ‘li’ tag of each menu item. This field is hidden by default. To show the classes field, navigate to Appearance > Menus. Then click the Screen Options tab at the top the screen. Click the checkbox next to CSS Classes. When specifying class names it is not necessary to … Read more
You just don’t do it. Manipulating directly the DB is dangerous, error prone and might fail when wordpress or plugins are upgraded or their configuration is changed. Just create a “one time” plugin that will properly use the relevant APIs to make whatever changes you need. Alternatively, if you need to do this from the … Read more
First thing we need to do is create a function that will detect post views count and store it as a custom field for each post. To do this, paste the following codes in your theme’s functions.php file function wpb_set_post_views($postID) { $count_key = ‘wpb_post_views_count’; $count = get_post_meta($postID, $count_key, true); if($count==”){ $count = 0; delete_post_meta($postID, $count_key); … Read more
Assuming that you have a query result, ordered by your titles ASC and wrapped each “block” in a div with the id=”A”, etc.: There’s a PHP function to fill arrays: $aToZ = range( ‘A’, ‘Z’ ); Then you can loop through it: echo ‘<ul class=”aToZ-list”>’; foreach ( $aToZ as $char ) echo “<li class=”aToZ-el”><a href=”#{$char}” … Read more
Your CPT and your CT init seem to be right, but the way you get the taxonomy terms is incomplete. If you look in WordPress Codex, the function get_terms(); accepts two parameters: $taxonomies $args If you want to get only parent terms you have to specified it in your $args array. $args = array( ‘parent’ … Read more
Registering a custom post type has nothing to do with object oriented programming and classes. In the database, there is a column named post_type, some posts are of type post, some page, a custom post type is when you call register_post_type to tell WP how to handle a new value. But beyond that, there are … Read more