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Custom Post Types extend WordPress to support additional content.
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Custom pagination for custom post types (by names)
This is not so much an answer, but more a pointer to a direction to take. This will probably have to be 100% custom - and will be very involved. You'll need to create a custom sql query (using the wpd …
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Message on Custom Posts Type admin page
Good question. I've often wondered it myself. This will work. You just need to change my_post_type_slug to the slug of your post type. There might be a cleaner way to find the post type other than usi …
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Managing event dates vs published dates in admin custom post type
I had to do this on a program management system. this should do the trick.
add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', 'my_sort_posts_listing' );
function my_sort_posts_listing( $wp_query ) {
if ( is_admin() & …
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Customising wordpress search and using $_GET["s"]
If you use something like as you suggest why is that cheap and ugly? it saves you from having to rebuild a whole search mechanism, and dealing with the template hierarchy. and as you say it's sharing …
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using custom taxonomies on non wp table?
I'm building a program registration system that will have a complex data structure. There are programs (custom post type, CPT), teachers (CPT), registrations (custom table and meta table), payments (c …
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Custom post admin filtering by post meta (the date)
You need to be storing your dates in some sortable format such as YYYY-MM-DD, or as a unix timestamp, otherwise you can't do this just with a query. Once it's in the format YYYY-MM-DD this should work …
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How Can I Set the Post Author of a Post I Just Created With PHP?
I'm using PHP to dynamically create a custom post, and I need the author to be someone other than the logged in user. I found this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5759359/wordpress-manually-set-th …