This isn’t really a wordpress specific question, but you’ll have to start by adding the classes you have in your search form to the Google code, until you get the results you desire. Without seeing all of your backend, it’s hard to say what you need to do exactly, but this should get you on … Read more
I found the following plugin that shows the results on many phrases of the same post: https://scott.yang.id.au/pages/search-excerpt.html
If you want to add Search member/user feature in your plugin then you can follow below guide link. How can I search for a worpress user by display name or a part of it? AND If you want to go with any plugin then you can use below link plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/amr-users/ Demo: http://directories.wpusersplugin.com/simple-user-list/
I believe you are looking for this $mydb = new wpdb(‘username’,’password’,’database’,’localhost’); $rows = $mydb->get_results(“select Name from my_table”); echo “<ul>”; foreach ($rows as $obj) : echo “<li>”.$obj->Name.”</li>”; endforeach; echo “</ul>”;
Alright folks, so APPARENTLY I managed to solve this myself. This code was provoking the “Starbucks case” that I was explaining before if(!empty($keywords)){ $args[‘s’] = $keywords; $words = explode(” “, $keywords); foreach($words as $word){ $slug = slugify($word); $categoria = get_category_by_slug($slug); if(!empty($categoria)){ array_push($cats, $categoria->cat_ID); } } $args[‘category__in’] = $cats; } I changed it to if(!empty($keywords)){ $args[‘s’] … Read more
You can use the action attribute of the form to search certain areas of your site. If your reading settings have separate front & post pages, you can set the action to the URL of the posts’ page to search only the blog: <form action=”<?php echo esc_url( get_post_type_archive_link( ‘post’ ) ) ?>”> Alternatively, you can … Read more
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search for single meta_key with numeric array of meta values
Since $course_only_ids is already an array, you shouldn’t be nesting it inside another: array( $course_only_ids ); // array( array( 2031, 300, 1919 ) ); Just use: ‘value’ => $course_only_ids,
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