As you are doing update_post_meta( $post_id, $key, $count ); for which $key is ‘post_views_count’, you can’t. You are updating the meta key as is. You could however change how you are saving the meta key. You could add a prefix to the meta key you’re using to differentiate the day, week, and month. example for … Read more
I would probably take an alternative route and let the serialization happen at the end after the data was already merged like in the example below. So first query meta data for both old keys. Then merge the old data into an array (regular or associative) with post ID as key. Then use the resulting … Read more
This can be achieved by hooking into the process of the notification mail being sent by the CF7 plugin. The plugin provides the ‘wpcf7_mail_components’ filter which allows you to modify the email message prior to it being sent, add_filter(‘wpcf7_mail_components’,’add_mgr_mail’,10,3); function add_mgr_mail($components, $form, $mail_obj){ //if you have several cf7 forms, check this is the right one, … Read more
Here’s an example of how to get the meta and set it as the post content. You would need to add all the meta keys to the $meta_fields array. Obviously test this locally before running in production because it will overwrite whatever is currently in the post content. function migrate_post_data() { // Add all the … Read more
Update post_meta with WooCommere variation data
Unset field from an array not working as expected
This can easily be done with default PHP functions. // Loop through all fields, grab the content and assign it to a new array foreach ( get_post_custom() as $custom ) $new_custom[] = array_shift( $custom ); // Get rid of empty fields $new_custom = array_filter( $new_custom );
If I understand the question you are trying to show both post on single.php something like this should work as a second loop. Put This INSIDE the first loop. Do this so you can get the current post ID $parent_id=the_ID(); // Second Loop $query = new WP_Query( array ( ‘post_type’ => ‘TYPE1’, ‘meta_key’ => $parent_id … Read more
There is no need to change the the_author() function itself. A simple conditional tag will do the trick. Example: <?php /*** on your functions.php file ***/ function ifRegistered() { if(is_user_logged_in()) { the_author(); } else { echo get_the_post_meta($post->ID, ‘your_post_meta_key’, true); // or anything else, of course } } /*** on the template you want to use … Read more
So I’ve managed to solve this. The googl_shortlink function from above now looks like this: function googl_shortlink($url, $post_id = false) { global $post; if (!$post_id && $post) $post_id = $post->ID; elseif ($post_id) $post = get_post($post_id); // list all the active languages in an array $enabled_languages = get_option(‘qtranslate_enabled_languages’); if (is_404()) return; if ($post && $post->post_status != … Read more