davidpetersen

So I found out that we are loading some of the posts through a plugin called Camayak. The posts added through it work sporadically. Not all of them are broken. It’s weird. When I check broken posts, it looks like they have the correct metadata in the database. It’s just not concatenating correctly…. any thoughts?

Hey Folks,
Thank you so much for your assistance. I’ll take a look at the amazon-s3-cloudfront.php file and see if I can find what’s not getting passed to the URL.

I’m just using the WP Media Uploader, not a plugin. The files I’ve checked have the appropriate metadata in the db.

Actually I think it was the hook thing. Thanks for the help though! You’re great.

I think the problem is solved. For some reason using the intval of the meetup_ID made it work. Any clue why?

Thanks for the help! Now I’ve created a hook for the wp_loaded action and it’s just giving a blank array.

Here’s the hook code

<?php

add_action('wp_loaded','addpart');
function addpart(){
	if ($_POST["sender_ID"] && $_POST["recipient_ID"] && $_POST["add_partnership"]){

		$sender_ID = $_POST["sender_ID"];
		$recipient_ID = $_POST["recipient_ID"];
		$pitch= $_POST["pitch"];
		$goal= $_POST["goal"];
		$skill = $_POST["skill"];
		$meetup_date = $_POST["meetup_date"];

		//echo $sender_ID."<br><br>". $recipient_ID."<br><br>".$pitch."<br><br>". $goal."<br><br>".$skill."<br><br>". $meetup_date;

		$sender = get_userdata(intval($sender_ID));
		$recipient = get_userdata(intval($recipient_ID));

		$meetup = array(
		  'post_title'    => "Meetup between $sender->first_name $sender->last_name and $recipient->first_name $recipient->last_name",
		  'post_content'  => $pitch,
		  'post_status'   => 'publish',
		  'post_type'	  => 'meetups',
		  'comment_status' => 'open',
		);

		$meetup_ID = wp_insert_post( $meetup );

		global $cpt_onomy;

		print_r($cpt_onomy->wp_set_object_terms(  $meetup_ID , 'stars', 'goals' , true ));
		add_post_meta($meetup_ID, 'possible_dates', $meetup_date);
		add_post_meta($meetup_ID, 'sender', $sender_ID);
		add_post_meta($meetup_ID, 'recipient', $recipient_ID);

		wp_redirect('https://www.wisevice.com/meetups/'.get_post( $meetup_ID )->post_name);

	}
}
?>

If I var_dump the $cpt_onomy variable I get this : object(CPT_TAXONOMY), which makes me think that it IS registered and accessible. This is working on every other page I need it to. It’s just this page that’s a problem. This code is on the search page. Could that change anything?

Thanks for the response! My functions.php looks like this:

<?php
	//Create post types meetups and skills
	require_once('functions/type-meetups.php');
	require_once('functions/type-skills.php');
	require_once('functions/type-skills-profiles.php');
	require_once("functions/type-messages.php");
	require_once("functions/type-goals.php");
	require_once("functions/type-organizations.php");
	require_once("functions/type-positions.php");
	require_once("functions/type-schools.php");
	require_once("functions/type-schools-profiles.php");

	//Allow users to sign-in with email
	require_once('functions/signin-email.php');
	require_once('functions/remove-admin-slug.php');

	//Functions to add friends and partnerships
	require_once("functions/friend-functions.php");
	require_once("functions/partner-functions.php");

?>

Then the partner-functions.php looks like this:

<?php

	function add_meetup($sender_ID, $recipient_ID, $pitch, $goal, $skill, $meetup_date){

		//echo $sender_ID."<br><br>". $recipient_ID."<br><br>".$pitch."<br><br>". $goal."<br><br>".$skill."<br><br>". $meetup_date;

		$sender = get_userdata(intval($sender_ID));
		$recipient = get_userdata(intval($recipient_ID));

		$meetup = array(
		  'post_title'    => "Meetup between $sender->first_name $sender->last_name and $recipient->first_name $recipient->last_name",
		  'post_content'  => $pitch,
		  'post_status'   => 'publish',
		  'post_type'	  => 'meetups',
		  'comment_status' => 'open',
		);

		$meetup_ID = wp_insert_post( $meetup );

		global $cpt_onomy;
		$cpt_onomy->wp_set_object_terms(  $meetup_ID , 'stars', 'goals' , true );
		add_post_meta($meetup_ID, 'possible_dates', $meetup_date);
		add_post_meta($meetup_ID, 'sender', $sender_ID);
		add_post_meta($meetup_ID, 'recipient', $recipient_ID);

		exit();
		wp_redirect('https://www.wisevice.com/meetups/'.get_post( $meetup_ID )->post_name);
	}

	if ($_POST["sender_ID"] && $_POST["recipient_ID"] && $_POST["add_partnership"]){

		add_meetup($_POST["sender_ID"],$_POST["recipient_ID"], $_POST["pitch"], $_POST["goal"], $_POST["skill"], $_POST["meetup_date"]); 

	}

	if(isset($_GET["confirm"]) && isset($_GET["confirm_ID"])){
			update_post_meta($_GET["confirm_ID"], 'confirmed_date' , $_GET["confirm"]);
			wp_publish_post( $_GET["confirm_ID"] ) ;
		}
?>

It’s just called when the page loads, but I’m not using a hook. I’ve tried including the partner-functions.php in functions.php using the wp_loaded hook and it did change the error message. The function just returned a blank array.

Looking through the code it seems like it’s not finding the taxonomy that I input. Here’s the source:

$cpt_onomy->wp_set_object_terms( $meetup_ID , ‘goal-slug-that-user-enters’, ‘goals’ , true )