No, you can’t do that via a query. You can request everything then manually filter out items via PHP, but that would be slow. Instead, you need to address the root problem, that you’re storing serialised PHP data in a single field, rather than multiple fields, e.g. you should have an option1 meta key/value and … Read more
I agree with the comments to the question that there is probably a better way to associate your post types, however, the question is interesting in a “code golf” sort of way 🙂 I now need to query the database to find out if an Episode has a particular type of Snippet associated with it. … Read more
Correct Way To Run Multiple Queries Sharing Some Base Data
WP_Query to show post from a category OR custom field – Not 100% answered
Ok, the problem was with my radio buttons. <?php foreach( $regions as $region ) : ?> <label><input type=”radio” name=”region” value=”<?php echo $region->slug;?>” /><span><?php echo $region->name;?></span></input></label><br /> <?php endforeach;?> I have solved this problem by giving the radio buttons a name and value and not using any symbols in that name or value. It really was … Read more
I wan to process the following js to process the AJAX Request on my function to calculate author Total Post views
The trick is to call the hook “wp_insert_post“. But the post-type is not what you expect – post, page oder custom post type. It’s “revision”. Now you can fire a WP_Query right after the post is saved in the database.
Don’t tag your option as selected if you don’t want it selected, which means that you should probably be using selected() to dynamically select any value that has already been set. That should solve the problem. But this could be cleaned up a lot: esc_attr() accepts a single parameter. You are sending it two. It … Read more
I changed my approach in the end. I just called a single query and added the logic to check the date of the last post was in a different month: $today = date(“r”); $articledate = get_the_time(‘r’); $difference = round((strtotime($today) – strtotime($articledate))/(24*60*60),0); if ($month_sort == true && ($difference <= 7) && $current_week == null) { $vpost_count … Read more
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