How to prevent random 302 canonical-ish redirect on custom template
How to prevent random 302 canonical-ish redirect on custom template
wp-query
$wp_query->found_posts; returns zero
$wp_query->found_posts; returns zero
Block Editor – WordPress 6.1 – CPT Archive Issue – While the title changes in the loop, all records display the same data
Block Editor – WordPress 6.1 – CPT Archive Issue – While the title changes in the loop, all records display the same data
Modify WordPress Search
You could try something like this below. Basically, if we are performing a search and it is the main_query (the query that generates the page results) ignore the default search and perform an exact match via the query_where function custom_product_search_exact_match( $query ) { global $wpdb; if ( is_search() && is_main_query() && !empty( $query->query_vars[‘s’] ) ) … Read more
WP-Query and Searching Inside Arrays
For array and object meta values, WordPress serializes them to string representations using serialize(). Thus, your meta value looks like this in the database: a:3:{i:0;s:9:”1 | 1 | 1″;i:1;s:15:”1.5 | 1.5 | 1.5″;i:2;s:12:”22 | 22 | 22″;} There is no built-in way to query within these serialized strings, but since these are strings with a … Read more
How to use meta_query to retrieve posts from multiple custom post type
Your query there is looking for results from either post type that have the meta value. AFAIK there’s no way to do that in a single query unless you also add the checkbox to the other post type.
WP_Query on custom taxonomy -> Location and Activity
WP_Query on custom taxonomy -> Location and Activity
Why WP_Query with the same arguments retrieves different results?
Why WP_Query with the same arguments retrieves different results?
Filtering custom post type list in admin by custom meta key/value
Filtering custom post type list in admin by custom meta key/value
Not displaying the wp_query object for the following code in the frontend
For just print the query object put this in your function.php: add_action(‘wp_footer’, function () { global $wp_query; echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($wp_query); echo ‘</pre>’; die; });