As with any custom tables in your database, you can override the SQL that WP_Query ends up using. For this use case, I’d suggest not using WP_Query’s arguments and building your own function to do this instead as it could simplify the logic and complexity. <?php add_filter( ‘posts_clauses’, ‘my_custom_wp_query_posts_clauses’, 10, 2 ); /** * Custom … Read more
Sometimes the mail port can get clogged up, so I usually add a brief sleep(10) in the for-loop. The 10 seconds is arbitrary, but it works for my purposes. foreach($entries as $key=>$entry){ $email = array( ‘[email protected]’ ); $subject = “Documents Requested”; $headers = array(‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8’); $message = getDMVemailMessage($entries[$key][‘id’]); $sent = sendDMVNotifyEmail($email, $subject, $message, $headers); … Read more
Hook in the loop after the first post
As the files are within the same WP installation (not a remote), you don’t need to download the file using get_file_contents(), try to add the file using its absolute path of the attachment. if(isset($_POST[‘download’])){ $tmpFile = tempnam(‘/tmp’, ”); $zip = new ZipArchive(); $zip->open($tmpFile, ZipArchive::CREATE); foreach( $list_posts as $list_item ) : if ( $list_item->post_type == ‘crb_photo’ … Read more
Hide old posts each year
I wouldn’t do this with a “count” that is reset on the loop, but instead use some of the items in the WP_Query object, like paged value. You can use that to interpret that you are on the second or subsequent pages and then if you are x item on y page (or some other … Read more
Two loops in CPT archive page, exclude posts from main query
This is more of a general PHP question than a WordPress one. Use an array with the county as a key to group up your results. $groups = array(); foreach( $results as $result ) { $groups[$result->county][] = $result; } var_dump or print_r on $groups to see how this groups up your results. You can then … Read more
The Side Eye post is a sticky. See: https://codex.wordpress.org/Sticky_Posts In the Publish meta box (top right of Edit Post page), under Visibility it has “Stick this post to the front page” checked.
In principle you should be able to achieve that by using categories for your posts. So while your normal loop for the single.php might look like this (I’ll just leave the markup I had in there since I took this out of a file I had lying around. It may of course be different from … Read more