I’ve got lots of posts with promotional prices and the rest have an exact price. I just wanted to make sure that if promotional price exists, use the promotional price as the target data when I try to submit a value from the input range else use the real price.
I created two custom posts, one is formations and the other is Technologie.
The relation between both is one formation have one or many technologies.
i have created a custom post type using Jetengine called “cars” and meta field like this “model” “maker” “year” .. etc,
what i want is to use more than one meta field as post permalink and target only my CPT “cars” (this one im not sure about it), for now my code looks like this:
There is a list of meta keys with the prefix my_theme, these are updated by the user. My problem is how to get_user_meta for only the keys with my_theme prefix. Tried a wildcard, didn’t work.
My host is about to block port 25 and I’m unsure if WordPress requires port 25 to send emails like password reset, user registration, notifications etc…
I’m coding a plugin. When it’s loaded I check is_single() which returns the following error:
On my Club Profile pages, I’m displaying a list of posts (Player Profiles) where the title of the specific Club Profile page is also a meta value contained in those Player Profiles against one or two keys: Previous or Later.
Is there any hook or filter I can use programmatically to restrict posts displayed in the frontend archives and in the dashboard to posts only from specified author ID’s? We’ve been getting a lot of spam authors lately and I’ll like to also try this this approach while trying other means to get rid of spam.
To reduce spam registrations, users are assigned the pending role until they’re vetted (at which point they’re assigned the subscriber role). The pending role has no capabilities. When pending users log in, I want to log them out immediately and direct them to a page with an explanation. First, I tried the following: