I’ve been struggling with this for a few days and still can’t figure it how. What I am trying to do is to add a custom table field into the RSS feed, so I am using Code Snippets for this matter. Below is what I have nw, but believe I have tried all possible combinations that I could find on the WP site.
I have this working statement for searching a single column in my database:
I’m hoping to push a bug fix for a custom WordPress plugin my sites use.
I’ve been writing a few custom plugins for my site and I was wondering about the correct way to interact with $wpdb.
My plugin executes a few queries using the global $wpdb connection.
I noticed that a $wpdb->close(); method has been added to WordPress, to close the database connection object.
I tried creating the tables in different ways and I always get the same error:
“Error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘( …… at line 1 of the WordPress database for the CREATE TABLE IF NOT query EXISTS”
I am trying to create a custom homepage with multiple categories section. I know this is possible with WP_Query, but i don’t want to make multiple db trips.
I’m trying to do an SQL query and I don’t understand something. I get a value with $ _POST, this value is equal to ‘définition’. I made this request:
$sql = "SELECT DISTINCT * FROM". $ wpdb-> prefix. "posts WHERE post_title LIKE '%". $ _POST ['value']. "% '";.
I am struggling to get the result using COALESCE from custom table. I need to run a second query if the first results null but wpdb resulting query string itself rather than the result.
I’m trying to implement a query within my code that gives me the ability to calculate the average value between the ratings received and the number of ratings per post, and sort posts from the one with the highest rating to to the one with the lowest average rating