Paginate result set from $wpdb->get_results()
Is there an easy way to paginate the result set coming from $wpdb->get_results()?
Is there an easy way to paginate the result set coming from $wpdb->get_results()?
Is there a WP function to automatically get the correct URL of the current page?
Meaning if I just opened a single post, the function returns the same as get_permalink(), but if I’m on a paginated instance of a page (when paginating through the comments), the function returns the same as get_pagenum_link(get_query_var('paged')) would do.
There are a few other questions about this (and WP_Query pagination seems to be a huge question for a lot of people) so I’m trying to narrow down exactly how to make it function.
I would like to have a single post on my front page (always the latest), but let normal paging work. So the front page has post 1, the next page should have post 2-11 (1-10 is fine too), then 12-21 or 11-20, and so on. I know I can change the number of posts depending on the context, but setting this to “1” on the homepage means the further pages also show only one post.
I want wp_link_pages (mutli-page posts) to display the page numbers, the word “previous” before those numbers, and a “next” after those numbers. It would look like this:
I have a page that displays a list of all tags of my blog. Iuse this code which works fine:
In the wordpress settings => Reading => Blog pages show at most [input field] posts
What I am looking to do: Setup WP_Query pagination in a single-custom-post-type.php template file What I have done 1) Created a post type called “authors”. Each post within that post type is an individual author. 2) Standard edit post screen pages contain a dropdown which lists all posts (authors) from the authors custom post type. … Read more
The code that I’m using has adapted from this example and successfully tested on my localhost but when I pass the site to a live server, the pagination crashes with wordpress permalinks set (/% postname% /) and only works with the default wp permalinks (? p = 123).
The problem is that it doesn’t show me any 404 page, but it also doesn’t let me go to the second or third pages, or any other’s if they exist.
How do you set the posts_per_page query setting so that a different number of posts are displayed on the first of the paginated pages (of home, archive, search, etc.) and the rest of them?