You can do this without writing any code using WP CLI by chaining 2 commands together: the command to retrieve all posts from April 2017 or earlier the command to update all posts and set the post_status set to draft Retrieving All the Posts Before April 2017 We can use wp post list to do … Read more
This gist should get you started. <?php /* Plugin Name: Easy Pagination Deamon Plugin URI: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stats/ Description: Offers the deamon_pagination($range) template tag for a sematically correct pagination. Author: Franz Josef Kaiser Author URI: http://say-hello-code.com Version: 0.1 License: GPL v2 – http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html Text Domain: pagination_deamon_lang Copyright 20010-2011 by Franz Josef Kaiser This program is free software; … Read more
First function works fine, because comment form is displayed just after post. So it’s the same request and global variable post still contains current post. On the other hand, comment_post is run in another request – a POST request containing the newly added comment. So there is no global post object, because no post should … Read more
Try by change appropriate code: Front end <form action=”<?php echo site_url()?>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php” method=”POST” id=”filter> <select name=”year”></select> <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”filter” /> </form> JS ajax request $.ajax({ url : filter.attr(‘action’) , data : filter.serialize() , type : filter.attr(‘method’) , success : function (response) { console.log(response) }, error : function (request , status , error) { console.log(request.responseText) console.log(error) … Read more
You can see a practical example here: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/142902/19105 Why do you need to use DISTINCT in this situation though? The WP_Query you provided shouldn’t be giving duplicates unless there is a plugin causing trouble. But I’ll try to answer it anyway. I would suggest keeping the function in functions.php. But move the filter to archive.php … Read more
I will use the wp-cli version: wp post delete –force $(wp post list –post_type=post –format=ids –year=2008 –posts_per_page=10000) I added the –force so that it will delete the post and not just put them in the trash.
I am not sure why you prefer the longer method over wp_get_archives(). I recommend letting WordPress do the work for you. It is more efficient, and easier to read. However … since you presented a particular preference: It would appear that you are using an array for post_type, when none is required. Try modifying your … Read more
I’d try open the spam post in your browser and find the post ID. This will be in a rel=”shortlink” tag in the HTML header: <link rel=”shortlink” href=”https://example.com/?p=123″ /> or as a class page-id-123 or similar on the body tag: <body class=”page-template-default page page-id-123 logged-in admin-bar no-customize-support”> edit that ID into your normal edit post … Read more
It’s because you’re not actually putting the result of ltrim() and rtrim() back into the variable. Those functions return the trimmed value, they don’t modify the passed variable. So you need to do this: $post_url_rel = wp_make_link_relative(get_permalink( $post_id )); $post_url_rel = ltrim($post_url_rel, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); $post_url_rel = rtrim($post_url_rel, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); Or better yet, just use trim(), which will … Read more
You can use the function wp_get_post_categories to loop over the posts categories. See WordPress Docs for more info