I haven’t found a solution to displaying multiple postmeta meta_key/meta_values by SQL query of a post. I am using the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin on another website and trying to pull the contents of the posts on a secondary website. Everything displays well except it is not able to display more meta_values.
I have a custom post “review”. It uses the same categories and tags from default posts, so they share “category” and “tag” taxonomies.
I have a site with many users and many of them have the same last name. I want to get the emails of all the users with the same last name (IE: Smith) that has a post related to a particular taxonomy term (IE: Baseball).
Whenever I create a new website I first create a staging site on a subdomain like “stage.domain-name.com”.
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:
Currently I have the loop listing posts between two dates using the posts_where filter:
I have my own SQL string to select Custom Post Type posts with specific WHERE clause. I’ve used the offset and limit to return appropriate posts depending on a page being displayed. That’s working fine.
Is there a straightforward way to share/sync multiple WP instances with a single database? I work collaboratively with several developers on custom themed sites. We use git to keep our files in order and it’s all fine in the early stages, but once content, plugins etc. start coming into play, we have issues with staying in sync with content.
I got a message from Hostgator about my account being suspended because of the load it put on their servers. This is about the fifth time this has happened. I am on a shared server.
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.