no result returns when using $wpdb->get_results with where clause
no result returns when using $wpdb->get_results with where clause
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wpdb->insert with special chars failing with collation utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci
Use the sanitize field sanitize_text_field($_POST[‘c_name’]); more info https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/sanitize_text_field/
How capturate wpdb exceptions?
How capturate wpdb exceptions?
wpdb insert formatting for date in array
wpdb insert formatting for date in array
How to pass an input value into wpdb->Prepare
How to pass an input value into wpdb->Prepare
Can’t find out why dbDelta dosen’t create my table
Can’t find out why dbDelta dosen’t create my table
$wpdb->get_results(…) with $wpdb->prepare(…) returns empty array despite correct query
This string, meta_value LIKE ‘%user-input-value%'”, contains percentage wilcards (%) that indicate that we’re looking for a row where meta_value column contains user-input-value as part of its value. $wpdb->prepare converts them into hashes, and the MySQL server gets something like this: meta_value LIKE ‘{399038939300d2c307c53b29a166ee90101da7b2aba7978a898694010bf1bfe6}user-input-value{399038939300d2c307c53b29a166ee90101da7b2aba7978a898694010bf1bfe6}’. Naturally, I was getting no results! The wpdb::prepare page reads, ‘Literal percentage … Read more
check that the data exists before sending it to wpdb
Hi the error you are getting for $serializedpaisol variable because it is not define in function scope. the variable you define in specific scope can not access out form its scope; eg. { //example scope $var=10; } echo $var; // you will get undefined error. how you can fixed it? Solution // first define variable … Read more
How do I query a table?
Codex has extensive wpdb reference on how to perform different kinds of requests to database. However in most cases it is best to try to access data with available WP or theme/plugin code first.
Query and get meta as object(stdClass) on wp postmeta table?
I was wondering the same myself recently and this is the best solution I’ve come up with. First, declare a really simple class in your functions.php class Object { var $data = array(); public function __set($name, $value) { $this->data[$name] = $value; } public function __get($name) { return $this->data[$name]; } } This is the generic object … Read more