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I don't believe you can accurately compare values for a Serialized Array, which happens whenever you pass an array to update_post_meta, you need to get the entire value during your loop using

get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'enterprise_on_page', 1 )

If you need to specify queries based on these values it's best to save them out separately.

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meta_query with meta values as serialize arrays

I don't believe you can accurately compare values for a Serialized Array, which happens whenever you pass an array to update_post_meta, you need to get the entire value during your loop using

get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'enterprise_on_page', 1 )

If you need to specify queries based on these values it's best to save them out separately.

View this question for more information:

meta_query with meta values as serialize arrays

I don't believe you can compare values for a Serialized Array, which happens whenever you pass an array to update_post_meta, you need to get the entire value during your loop using

get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'enterprise_on_page', 1 )

If you need to specify queries based on these values it's best to save them out separately.

View this question for more information:

meta_query with meta values as serialize arrays

I don't believe you can accurately compare values for a Serialized Array, which happens whenever you pass an array to update_post_meta, you need to get the entire value during your loop using

get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'enterprise_on_page', 1 )

If you need to specify queries based on these values it's best to save them out separately.

View this question for more information:

meta_query with meta values as serialize arrays

I don't believe you can compare values for a Serialized String, which happens whenever you pass an array to update_post_meta, you need to get the entire value during your loop using

get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'enterprise_on_page', 1 )

If you need to specify queries based on these values it's best to save them out separately.

View this question for more information:

meta_query with meta values as serialize arrays

I don't believe you can compare values for a Serialized Array, which happens whenever you pass an array to update_post_meta, you need to get the entire value during your loop using

get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'enterprise_on_page', 1 )

If you need to specify queries based on these values it's best to save them out separately.

View this question for more information:

meta_query with meta values as serialize arrays