I have a form that uploads posts to WordPress, and at the same time I can edit things like the meta data afterwards.
However using the WordPress edit_post_data works fine but a custom SQL query won’t work. I wonder why.
I’ve set some meta variables on my WP posts. I want to be able to sort by these variables, and everything is working great except when I sort by either “views” or “likes”. When I sort by either of those two fields, WP doesn’t generate my nav (wp_nav_menu).
I have the following scenario: I have a custom post type called “tablepress_tables” that is create by the plugin “WordPress”,
Tablepress has a shortcode to display the number of rows which is
[table-info id=123 field=number_rows /] This will give rows number let’s say 45
my question is I want to update every ‘tablepress_tables” with a meta containing the number of rows that this post have, so the shortcode “id” will need to be changed automatically
any idea on how to do that? or where to start?
How can I create two different permalink structures for a WordPress blog, determined by an addition to the post meta?
I have the following scenario
I have a lot of tables created by TablePress. one column in them is called Size which displays the size of some files in bytes. tablepress have a summing function called “sum” I will use it in the last row to sum all of the data in that column, I want to make that data saved as a post meta so I can sum it later
any idea on how to do that?
I have 7 meta fields for a custom post type in WordPress. These 7 in particular are days of the week (Sunday thru Saturday) and have checkboxes for each. I’ve successfully gotten the checkbox to POST when the value is “On”, however when I return to the edit page and try to deselect, the value stays the same in the database.
The question: I have a simple question. I have this code and its correct, <?php global $wp_query; $postid = $wp_query->post->ID; $meta = get_post_meta($postid, ‘codigopostal’, true); if($meta != $empty) { echo “(“.$meta.”)”; } ?> but when the user don’t put nothing, value is 0. I want delete that value on frontpage. <?php global $wp_query; $postid = … Read more
Each post has a lat/lng value attached to it via postmeta. I’m trying to grab all posts within a bounding lat/lng value. Here’s the get_posts query:
When I search on my site it currently doesn’t search the content in my custom meta boxes.
For starters I am using this GREAT answer to achieve custom post types as well as a custom way to insert those post types into other pages, you can view that answer here:
Custom field/meta populated by dropdown of existing posts?