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"wp-query" ambiguously refers to one of two things. 1) WP_Query is a class native to WordPress which allows users to query the posts database using a number of criteria. 2) $wp_query is the global variable that holds the main query object prepared by WordPress based on a given request.
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Meta query doesn't remove placeholder escape before query
I have a problem when add some meta query into my mysql query.
the string that wordpress send to mysql is this:
( wpiw_postmeta.meta_key = 'pickup_address_data' AND wpiw_postmeta.meta_value LIKE …
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Meta Query doesn't works as espected
i have a little big problem with meta queries.
I Designed a query to retrieve posts where any of these words exists in the custom field pickup_address. the field has this string in its meta value: 43 …
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Meta Query doesn't works as espected
After a long debug time, i figured out whats happened.
It seems that Wordpress doesn´t treat very well the latin punctuation, like accented vowels (á, é, í, ó, ú) and other characters.
using this m …
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