You can attach images to each post using “featured images” by first enabling featured images for your theme using add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’), and get_the_post_thumbnail() to display images. For example, to list 4 most commented posts with their featured image and title, you can do something like this: $posts = get_posts( array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 4, ‘order_by’ => ‘comment_count’ … Read more
Looks like I get to answer my own question. It turned out the problem wasn’t in anything that wordpress was doing, but rather in the way I integrated it with the Zend application at a higher level than the code shown in the question. That code in itself worked fine and did not cause Apache … Read more
Wpdb generates too many queries
Your SQL dump proved to be informative.. Either 1=2 or 1=0 in a SQL statement means something you passed your WP_Query was invalid. It appears that in your tax_query you specified ‘field’=>’term_id’, which isn’t a valid option – it should be just ‘field’=>’id’.
$wpdb: how to use a query as a base for another query?
Correct, “save_post” saves along with the meta_data which is stored in $_POST, $_GET or $post_data and then it is inserted into the posts table . let me know if that’s helpful.
There is way to improve this query? wordpress get post data and some meta data
You could use rewrite rules but doing it the way you’ve put should be fine. It’s safe so long as you sanitize the query string. Using add_query_arg() you can add a query to the end of your current URL, like this: $link = add_query_arg( ‘orderby’, ‘name’, get_permalink() ); You can then, for example, apply it … Read more
very slow wordpress query with default query
It’s the order of your primary key declaration. If you’re always searching on place_id, declare that first, then post_id: PRIMARY KEY (place_id, post_id)