Stackoverflow type of badge plugin giving warnings in WordPress 3.5
I modified an abandoned Stackoverflow form of badge plugin to work with WordPress 3.4.2 and it does indeed. The full script for it is here: http://pastebin.com/Ta91zXiL
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wpdb Custom Meta Data with 2 conditions
This is one of those problems that I’ve spent way too much time on, and there is probably a VERY simple solution that I am missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
wp-content/db.php : where is this file?
At the top of the source file wp-includes/wp-db.php I can find the following comment:
How to print the excuted sql right after its execution
I am searching for a way by which i can print the executed sql query just after the :
Showing errors with $wpdb update
I am using $wpdb->update to update a custom table I have in my database. When I var_dump the result it returns:
Getting users who registered 360 days from current date
As per the title, what I want to do is run a custom query that (using WP-Cron) will run once a day to check for users who registered exactly 360 days before the current date (don’t need time, just date) and gather their ID. I have this:
Querying Email Addresses for a List of Users with Same Last Name?
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).
Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare() Issue
I’m having to update a WP installation for a community organisations from version 2.9.1 to the current 3.9.1.
Should I use wpdb prepare?
I’m new to SQL and am wondering if I need to use wpdb->prepare for the following query to a table I’ve created
WPDB Insert or if exists Update
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: