senyoraangelica

I didn’t mean to be rude but I posted this thread two months ago and people who posted just one or two weeks ago got a reply from you way before you replied on this one. Not to mention my follow up posts kept on mysteriously getting deleted which made me assume that you are deliberately ignoring me. Also, I already tried tag=”a” a long long time ago but it doesn’t work. Furthermore, I am working with a paid version of this plugin, but I guess that didn’t matter. Lastly, your attitude is extremely lovelier than mine if my second post was enough to tell me that you’re going to completely ignore me asking for any further help.

Hi Mr. Baden. Instead of bluntly deleting my follow-up posts, you should just reply by simply telling me that YOU HAVE NO INTEREST in this accessibility feature.

Hello! Maybe this could offer you some helpful clues?
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-pass-meta_query-into-find?replies=1#post-4510818

Thank you!!!

Another very related question…

Instead of page numbers in the pagination, is there a way to show the actual number of items in a pagination page relative to the total number of results found?

e.g.
<< First < Previous 1-10 11-20 21-30 31-37 Next > Last >>

Hello! Probably, the most simplest way is to use pods shortcodes.
https://pods.io/docs/learn/shortcodes/pods/

The codes mentioned on the link were pretty straightforward. I tried them and they worked.

That worked perfectly! Thank you!!! You’re the best!!!

If I can’t do it with meta_query, is there another way how I can do it?

let there be bump.

I think there are other plugins that will do what you want. Try searching for “scheduled posts” in the plugins section.

Awesome! Thanks!

Thank you!!!

I am wondering if this is an isolated case or are there any other wordpress users experiencing the same? Because I don’t remember encountering this issue before the wordpress update.

I don’t think that’s necessary since my question doesn’t have anything to do with pods but simply with making the PHP work inside a shortcode.

EDIT:

<form action="" method="GET">
    <input type="text" name="search" value="">
    <input type="submit" value="Search">
    <?php
     $check=isset($_GET['title']) ? "checked='checked'" : '';
     echo do_shortcode('[expand]
     <input type="checkbox" name="title" '.$check.' ><label for="ti">Title</label></td>
     <input type="submit" value="Search">
     [/expand]');
    ?>
</form>

The above code is the solution. Thanks to Spencer for replying!