Showing errors with $wpdb update
I am using $wpdb->update to update a custom table I have in my database. When I var_dump the result it returns:
I am using $wpdb->update to update a custom table I have in my database. When I var_dump the result it returns:
Is there a way to prevent WP from stripping the HTML from the author bio? I need it to keep my paragraphs.
I’m registering my CPT like so:
I know it’s easy stuff, but I’m new to this and I can’t understand which is the best approach.
PROBLEM: I’am trying to prevent execution of default WordPress query for custom category template. I have found a possible solution, but looks like it preventing execution of all post queries:
Firstly I’ve seen some topics like this, but they haven’t helped me.
I am using the Woocommerce plugin to facilitate a small e-commerce part of a site and need to add products to its cart via some call or function rather than using its own ‘add-to-cart’ buttons. By this I basically mean send Woocommerce a SKU and quantity for example and have the cart update. sendToCart('123456', 55); … Read more
I’m trying to make a page where a user provides an ID of a attachment and the site will set the headers and deliver that file instead of a 404 page. so /download/1754 would lookup the attachment with that Id and output it for viewing/download depending on the file type.
How do you develop, test and deploy-to-live your WordPress sites?
I started developing a site with over a dozen custom post types. I’d like to rename a few of them, not just the display value, but the actual custom post type name. I’m worried however that by just running a SQL update query that I’ll miss some places where I need to change things or overwrite part of serialized data. I have already inputed over 3,000 items, so I can’t just restart with a clean database.