I’m not crazy familiar with WPDB or SQL in general but I have a custom table for my project and I’m trying to assign some metadata to it. What I’d “like” to happen is if a row exists, update it and if not insert it. I’ve read both Insert and Update in the WPDB Codex but neither really went into an “either or” situation. I thought i could work with update, so my code so far looks like this:
I have written a small function that displays a Custom Post Type called Testimonials (in my case) using a shortcode.
I’m creating a plugin that has a view in front-end and i have a link in home page to access it:
/wp-content/plugins/wp-test-plugin/public/partials/wp-test-plugin-public-display.php.
I setup WordPress on my own server and it’s up and running…one thing that I have noticed is that WordPress doesn’t generate any images I upload. Usually when I upload an image through WordPress it will generate a thumbnail, medium, and large sized image. WordPress installed without error and everything else is working fine. I have tried to rebuild the thumbnails, but that doesn’t work 🙁
Is this possible to do?
I am having trouble getting a shortcode to work with 1 attribute.
I’m using CMS Press for custom post types. The issue is the feed doesn’t validate because lastBuildDate is blank. I am not using WordPress’s default posts for anything and that is causing the problem.
I’m on WordPress 3.0.4 and I’m having a hard time deciding which way to go. The following is my problem:
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This thing has really confused me, when writting a custom query with wp_query we have pass multiple arguments. But i am using woocommerce, and i found this part of query on some form, which is