use this code, it may help you $users = get_users($args); if($users) { foreach($users as $user) { $user_id = $user->ID; $shipping_first_name = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘shipping_first_name’, true); if($shipping_first_name) { update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘first_name’, $shipping_first_name); } } } for $args – refer link https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_users
Modify your code like this. It should work now. What you did wrong is both $curQuarter & $curYear is php variable not a part POST. you can directly use them. <?php $curMonth = date(“m”, time()); $curQuarter = ceil($curMonth/3); $curQuarter = $curQuarter-1; $curYear = date(‘Y/m/d’, strtotime(‘-14 day’)); $curYear = date(‘Y’, strtotime($curYear)); if (!empty($_POST)) { global $wpdb; … Read more
You have 2 two problems here: – You can’t use $wpdb-> with custom tables because [postmeta, posts, …] are variables in the class $wpdb. – WHERE ‘id’= 2 is not correct WHERE id = 2 So it should work: global $wpdb; $table_name = “_customtable”; $retrieve_data = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM $table_name WHERE id = 2” … Read more
I’m not familiar enough with MySQL to know what the \G option does, but based on the documentation it looks like the psql \x option might do what you want. It’s a toggle, though, so you do it before you submit the query. \x select * from sometable;
I’m not familiar enough with MySQL to know what the \G option does, but based on the documentation it looks like the psql \x option might do what you want. It’s a toggle, though, so you do it before you submit the query. \x select * from sometable;
I’m not familiar enough with MySQL to know what the \G option does, but based on the documentation it looks like the psql \x option might do what you want. It’s a toggle, though, so you do it before you submit the query. \x select * from sometable;
If you only want to empty the site of its content (posts, comments, terms, and meta) then there’s a wp-cli command for that: $ wp site empty Use the the –uploads parameter to delete all files in the uploads folder and –yes to skip the conformation. Warning: Remember to backup before testing! See the wp-cli … Read more
I’ve had great luck with scripting WP-CLI to install, setup and configure WordPress development, staging, and production sites. With it, you can automate nearly the entire process including the installation of specific plugins, the creation of menus, categories, and just about any WordPress configuration item. Obviously, this approach would require shell access and the installation … Read more
Look into MySQL Wildcards. The correct MySQL Query for your search should be WHERE tb_posts.post_content LIKE “%example.com%” You should also be sure that you only target published posts (in contrast to nav_menu_items, revisions etc). Expand your WHERE with this: AND tb_posts.post_type IN (‘post’,’page’,*All Posttypes you use additionally*) AND tb_posts.post_status=”publish” So your complete Query should look … Read more
It is true that this problem will need some extensive (and knowledgable) hands-on to fix. In general, though, I would disable all caching, including any that JetPack does use my hosting File access (or FTP) to edit/change htaccess change all credentials – WordPress, hosting, FTP, databases – resetting all passwords to different (and strong) reinstalling … Read more