For NEW post type ‘post’ use draft_to_publish action hook: function fpw_post_info( $post ) { if ( ‘post’ == $post->post_type ) { // echo ‘<pre>’; print_r( $post ); echo ‘<br />’; // $meta = get_post_meta( $post->ID ); print_r( $meta ); echo ‘</pre>’; die(); // your custom code goes here… } } add_action( ‘draft_to_publish’, ‘fpw_post_info’, 10, 1 … Read more
I did something like this once, but when you clicked on a certain category (essentially the same) It certainly isn’t a true ajax solution, it just hides and reveals the div with the settings, but It is a solution which works. You’ll definitely have to modify this for your needs, but if you have a … Read more
For integers KSES has no special function. Use (int) or intval() or absint() See more: Data Validation – Integers
Think I found the answer here. The first argument to register_meta is not post type but object_type, which is in my case should be post rather than taxonomy or comment. The function description, found here, states as of WordPress 4.9.2 the correct parameter is post. Once I switched it everything worked. register_meta(‘post’, ‘event_location’, [ ‘show_in_rest’ … Read more
An attachment is a Post The posts table contains information on the attachment post. In WordPress every uploaded media has it’s own post entry, where post_type is ‘attachment’ and post_status is ‘inherit’. In fact, you can get attachment post types using functions used to get other post types, like post, page or any CPT. That … Read more
In general, storing PHP serialized data in database in a bad idea. It can be easily understood if you use multple key-value pairs of data in one field row, that is, you use an array or a object with one meta key. Imaging a car as the object. You can set multiple meta values to … Read more
Although I would advice you to avoid this and use a plugin for this work. Because only a dedicated plugin can help SEO. “WordPress SEO” from yoost is a great plugin for SEO. That being said, here is the code for adding meta description and keywords in header. Paste this in theme’s functions.php file. function … Read more
You do this: $item->content_multiple = get_post_meta($item->ID, ‘_menu_item_content_multiple’, true); Note how you set the third parameter of get_post_meta() to true, which means that only one value will be returned. If you read the docs, you will see that, if the third parameter is false, you will get an array with all the values for that meta … Read more
This would need a query. So building on your code: <?php $postTitle = $_POST[‘post_title’]; $submit = $_POST[‘submit’]; if(isset($submit)){ global $user_ID, $wpdb; $query = $wpdb->prepare( ‘SELECT ID FROM ‘ . $wpdb->posts . ‘ WHERE post_title = %s AND post_type = \’stuff\”, $postTitle ); $wpdb->query( $query ); if ( $wpdb->num_rows ) { $post_id = $wpdb->get_var( $query ); … Read more
get_the_ID() can (only) be used within the loop. This retrieves the ID of the current post handled by the loop. You can use it on it’s own if you need it only once: $dish_meta = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘dish_meta’, true ); You can also store it as a variable if you need it more than once: … Read more