You have 2 ways. First is to write custom SQL query manualy for your request and loop that data. Second is to loop your data on standard way, save in multidimensional array, filter, transform and reorder that array via PHP how you need and after that loop that data and print like content. Booth ways … Read more
get_permalink returns default link
If the home page is set as “Home” in settings, use: get_edit_post_link( get_option( ‘page_on_front’ ) );
Here’s one way by using wpdb::get_col() and fetch the id column: $pids = $wpdb->get_col( “SELECT id FROM my_table” ); We could then clean it by integer convert each id with: $pids = wp_parse_id_list( $pids ); Just note the different max value for intval(), depending on 32 or 64 bits systems.
What to use: wp_is_post_autosave( $post_id ) or DOING_AUTOSAVE?
Reset permalinks at Dashboard>>Settings>>Permalinks and be sure WP says it was able to make changes to the .htaccess file, or make the changes yourself it fails to write to .htaccess. Did you change installed directories? I.e., from /wordpress/ to root? If so, see http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress And if you moved to a Windows IIS server, be sure … Read more
Probably your already solved this (hopefully not by hand). This part of your question is intriguing: I found that if I open a post through WordPress front-end and then click “update” the custom field data and the post content “sync” Do you mean back-end, right? If so, I think a bulk update would solve this … Read more
This is not yet a complete answer, for lack of time, though I’ll try to return later with a more complete example but I just wanted to add a couple of notes. Possibly someone else will jump in soon. To get the ball rolling… Firstly, Yes this is entirely possible, you can create this functionality … Read more
You can includes pages inside your RSS feed by adding this code into your theme or child theme’s functions.php file (Child theme is preferred so it doesn’t get removed with updates). I tested this on a fresh install and it works. You can easily test by going to yourdomain.com/feed/. function feed_request($qv){ $rss_post_types = array(‘post’, ‘page’); … Read more
Your best bet is to use custom post meta to store the code, and output it however you want. In other words, skirt the editor entirely. Here’s a really clever WP theme by Dan Cederholm that does this like a champ.