I am trying to create a custom meta box where the user can add fields as needed. I followed this tutorial:
http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/reusable-custom-meta-boxes-part-1-intro-and-basic-fields/
I’ve been playing around with code snippets which add meta data to admin searches.
Overview: I am not trying to return a post. I simply want the single highest value for a particular meta_value across all posts… just the value itself.
I am inserting some post into wordpress using the function wp_insert_post().
I would like to display taxonomies within an RSS feed. I am able to display my custom fields as per Add Custom Fields to Custom Post Type RSS (Thank you to all the contributors of that post), but I am unable to display fields that contain taxonomy values. Here is the code I am using:
I’m using the plugin WP UI on my custom post type to display the content in tabs. I’m doing this in the template for the custom post type not using the shortcode provided by the plugin. I’m also using Advanced Custom Fields for the fields on the custom post type.
I have a custom meta box set up that allows users to paste the Youtube URL of a video so that it can be embedded into a post/page.
I know there are userID, username in the database, but I want a formatted and unique number for physical world use.
I need to filter posts by a custom field value.
I’m trying to create a search results listing for a custom post type and the problem I’m running in to is with the way the ‘meta_query’ parameter is stringing the passed values together. It appears to be treating each ‘meta_query’ value as an ‘AND’ rather than ‘OR’. Here is the code I’m using: