Update tags to 10,000+ posts with wpdb?
Update tags to 10,000+ posts with wpdb?
Update tags to 10,000+ posts with wpdb?
get_the_tags will return an object of tags so you will have to make an array of the post tags and then see if the $tag->name is in the post tags array. $tags = get_tags(); $post_tags = get_the_tags($post->ID); /* Just make an array so you can use in_array function later on */ $post_tag_array = array(); foreach( … Read more
The issue is likely that you have an improperly formatted post or headline in your XML feed that is breaking Feedburner. You should verify that your HTML tags are all properly closed in your first 10 posts.
In your case I would question if your “tags” should be imported as WordPress tags in first place. In WordPress taxonomies are strictly grouping mechanism. They have their own database schema (relatively more convoluted one) and don’t support meta data out of the box. I would at least consider importing artists as Custom Post Type.
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First thing we need to do is create a function that will detect post views count and store it as a custom field for each post. To do this, paste the following codes in your theme’s functions.php > function wpb_set_post_views($postID) { > $count_key = ‘wpb_post_views_count’; > $count = get_post_meta($postID, $count_key, true); > if($count==”){ > $count … Read more
I’ve come up with a better way than in my previous answer: First you need to set up an array containing the slugs of the tags you want to exclude. Then loop over that array, and on each term, use get_term_by() to get the tag, saving its ID to another array. That is what you … Read more
Most of the time you want to customize the output of different post (post, page, attachment or custom post type), you will want to use specific template files as it is easier to maintain. For example: single.php for standard post and defualt template for other post types with no specific tempalte file attachment.php for media … Read more
You could achieve this with get_terms() and ‘name__like’ => ‘Author:’ argument. See linked documentation. From architecture perspective, however, you probably shouldn’t be (ab)using tags for this. It would make sense to split your authors into custom taxonomy. It would be more clear semantically, as well as easier to deal with in interface and code.