I have to run a PHP script through real cron (WP cron being too unreliable). Within that script, I need $wpdb to insert data into WordPress table. But of course $wpdb will not be available as WordPress would not be initialized. Right? So, my question is how to ‘include’ WordPress/initialize WordPress environment to do such tasks? How about
require_once(“wp-load.php”)?
I am currently using a WP_Query that’ll trigger from an AJAX call when a button is pressed. The post meta fields lat lng will be used as location data for a google map. The query outputs fine without AJAX but cannot seem to get it to return the results with it.
I’m using wp_playlist_shortcode() to output an audio playlist. For example:
So, I understand how to target a specific menu using the following to add a custom code.
I need to find only posts with a tag forest gump. I’ve tried: new WP_Query('tag=forest+gump');, new WP_Query('tag=forest gump');. However they both return ALL the posts and not only the posts with forest gump tag. Single tags (without spaces) work fine, though. Alternatives (like plain SQL) will work as well.
After finding a couple of leads on how to do this, I’m coming up blank. What I am trying to accomplish is to add the post to a new category based on camera name. If the category doesn’t exist, then to create it and add.
Trying to create a SEO plugin, that will remove stop words from slugs.
At the moment, I have created a code that retrieves data from the database and displays it. However, for some reason, I cannot see the files I want to retrieve on my page. My goal is that the data gets retrieved from the database, and is displayed on the webpage. I do not need to make a connection with the database since WordPress does that automatically.
I made a lot of custom modifications in the PHP code of my WordPress blog. Namely in: archive.php, blog.php, footer.php, functions.php, header.php, search.php
I have been beating my brains on this one for days now and my Google-fu is failing me.