The Three

same problem here

Hello @angelo_nwl ,

yes exactly

thanks

@alekv you are right, this code was from another plugin

thanks for your time

hi @bcworkz,
thanks for the reply

it turns out that my code was right
there was a javascript code that was disabling some input fields
these input fields are vital for post editing as if you disable then, they not beeing posted in update

thanks

I found the bug, it was at the // do something part… the above code is working fine ??

@bcworkz

i found a filter for woocommerce… can i use this for other sizes?

add_filter( 'woocommerce_thumbnail', function( $size ) { 
    return 'thumbnail'; 
} );

I found a work around… insist removing the title column and add a custom one
i filtered the original title column like this

function filter_post_title($title, $post_id){
    global $current_screen;
    if ($current_screen->id == 'edit-custom_post_type'){
        return get_post_meta( 'Custom title', 'name', true );
    }
}
add_filter('the_title', 'filter_post_title', 100, 2);

Hello @bcworkz ,

With manage_{$post->post_type}_posts_custom_column you can change the value of cells. Before that, you must set what column to display with manage_{post_type}_posts_columns

now, if i leave the “title” column the date works fine… if i remove it, the date breaks

https://pasteboard.co/IVwTjG7.png

@joyously hello there!

lets say that i have two custom meta keys
meta key #1: _phone
meta key #2: _surname

so i want to query the posts from author with ID 1234 AND meta key ‘_phone’ with value ‘xxxxxxxx’
OR
posts from author with ID 4321 AND meta key ‘_surname’ with value ‘xxxxxxx’

but as far as i know, author’s ID does not exists in custom meta fields.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by The Three.

@devnihil still same issue with 11.7

@bcworkz can you give me a use case with custom table?

my array is a group of text fields
field #1: name
field #2: date
field #3: document number

user can create as many groups as he needs
final example:

array(
     array(
          'name' => 'some name',
          'date' => '15-5-2019',
          'docnumber' => '',
     ),
     array(
          'name' => 'some name #2',
          'date' => '15-5-2019',
          'docnumber' => 'AP19385',
     ),
     array(
          'name' => 'some name #3',
          'date' => '17-5-2019',
          'docnumber' => 'AP12335',
     )
)

Hello @bcworkz,

a workaround that i applied is quering a “LIKE” comparison with value ‘s:4:”key3″;s:0’

i am concerning for the future performance too and i thought to check if key3 is empty when the array meta is saved and if its true then create a new meta key that will indicate that this post has a key3 empty

Finally, whats the point of using CMS Framework like WordPress if you must create custom tables and other methods that not supported by the CMS out of the box (just a thought)

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by The Three.

Yes I think you are right!
So my websites “slow down” and even “down time” (when 500+ users are active) It’s not caused from memory limit…

Ok, now I have to check the server condition, or the website theme or plugins performance… Right?

Can you give me some tips for checking what is going wrong? Thanks!

Oh yes I am sorry… I was meaning 256MB… I have increased wp memory to 256…

ok i have found a solution with ACF plugin but i don’t know if is a good idea for you feature updates of your plugin… Thanks any way!