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.
In my post meta data I have the following ‘key’ for every post:
“image_details” a typical value of which is an array such as:
I have another database which stores post’s IDs and I want do display them using WP_query to use the WP default pagination. I’m using orderby => none to preserve the original order, but the result reorders them by IDs.
I have to get some custom post types and need to do that with WP_Query (query_posts doesn’t work).
Having formulated my $query for a custom taxonomy on a page template, how would I ask if a specific term has posts?
I can select posts via my custom taxonomy as explained in the codex. But I am not sure, how I have to set up the tax_query if I want to get only posts which have no relation in the custom taxonomy at all. Any suggestion?
I have a custom post type called “on-air” that included a custom-field called “daysonair”. The form for this has checkboxes for each day of the week.
When my script runs the 4th line below in WP 2.9.2, its causing my web app to throw an “Apache HTTP Service has stopped working” error
I have a custom page template defined and working properly.
On this specific page, I want to list a lot of links, and paginate them, to display 100 links per page.
Have seen this sub topics highlighter in many blogs. It gives a special attraction to a sub topics used in the post.