I would expect it to work with:
$args = array(
'author__in' => $authors,
);
That works fine for posts with only one author, but if multiple authors is assigned to a post, it only returns those where the author is mentioned first (in the list of multiple authors of the post).
Please advice how to modify the query to get all posts where a given author is assigned.
Thank you.
To achieve this, I use the following code:
Album reviews
[display-posts taxonomy="artists" tax_term="black-hibiscus" category="album-reviews" tag="album-reviews" posts_per_page="3" image_size="thumbnail" include_author="true" include_date="true" date_format="F j, Y" orderby="date" wrapper="div" wrapper_class="display-posts-listing grid" meta_key="_thumbnail_id]
Track reviews
[display-posts taxonomy="artists" tax_term="black-hibiscus" category="track-reviews" tag="track-reviews" posts_per_page="3" image_size="thumbnail" include_author="true" include_date="true" date_format="F j, Y" orderby="date" wrapper="div" wrapper_class="display-posts-listing grid" meta_key="_thumbnail_id]
However, this results in all posts categorized/tagged as “album reviews” and “track-reviews” being shown respectively, seemingly disregarding the specified custom taxonomy and term.
I have tried removing category="album-reviews" tag="album-reviews"
and category="track-reviews" tag="track-reviews"
and ended up with all posts being displayed, still disregarding the taxonomy="artists" tax_term="black-hibiscus"
rule.
I have also tried writing the code this way:
Album reviews
[display-posts taxonomy="category" tax_term="album-reviews" taxonomy_2="post_tag" tax_2_term="album-reviews" taxonomy_3="artists" tax_3_term="black-hibiscus" tax_relation="AND" posts_per_page="3" image_size="thumbnail" include_author="true" include_date="true" date_format="F j, Y" orderby="date" wrapper="div" wrapper_class="display-posts-listing grid" meta_key="_thumbnail_id]
Track reviews
[display-posts taxonomy="category" tax_term="track-reviews" taxonomy_2="post_tag" tax_2_term="track-reviews" taxonomy_3="artists" tax_3_term="black-hibiscus" tax_relation="AND" posts_per_page="3" image_size="thumbnail" include_author="true" include_date="true" date_format="F j, Y" orderby="date" wrapper="div" wrapper_class="display-posts-listing grid" meta_key="_thumbnail_id]
This does not work either.
Any advice is appreciated.
]]>I have this issue where the REGEX I applied to my redirect does not seem to take into account my URL that contains query parameter; despite my regex matching.
The redirect otherwise works well.
Am I missing something? What should I do to remedy my issue?
Note: I am currently working on a local setting.
Thanks!
]]>One this page : https://www.b2o.eu/maintenance-predictive-myb2o/ , Youtube placeholder generate by complianz plugin is well replaced on cookies consent.
However, on same page but with query parameters generate by an email marketing tool, the placeholder stay. I also tried to turn off my cache plugin (WP Rocket) but it change nothing. It also doesn’t work with shorter query parameters like : https://www.b2o.eu/maintenance-predictive-myb2o/?test=1
Could you help me through this ?
Thank you in advance.
Lo?c Jolivet
Congratulations and thank you can leave this free.
I have a question, how can I configure the plugin so that it considers the same page and applies the same rules regardless of what comes after the “?” (query parameters) ?
https://neomove.com.br/ (OK)
https://neomove.com.br/?fbclid=dfhbfhdjbfsjd312312313123132bf (Load all assets)
Thx!
]]>https://shop.drinkdrakes.com/?mc_cid=b4e501f103&mc_eid=UNIQID
Above is an example of a url with a query param.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
]]>we need help with how to whitelist requests with specific query parameters. Is there a way to do this?
The background: our fulfillment partner zenfulfillment.com does not receive data concerning order returns or exchanges in some cases. We have whitelisted their domain, but it seems this does not solve the problem. Their IT team advice us to whitelist requests with specific query parameters. They write:
“Whitelisting our domain has no effect since the requests are not made from our domain but from one of our syncing servers.
The most effective solution would be to whitelist any requests that contain the following query parameters:
consumer_key=xxxxxxxxx (changed for security reasons)
consumer_secret= xxxxxxxxx (changed for security reasons)For example an authenticated request could look like this:
https://lindabra.com/wp-json/wc/v2/orders?consumer_key=xxxxxxxxx&consumer_secret= xxxxxxxxx
Allowing * any endpoint * request that includes both query parameters consumer_key & consumer_secret would effectively allow all our integration requests to pass through.”
Can someone help?
Rainer
]]>We are going for “Stripe-Checkout option” under payment gateways in the plugin
This is helpful for the donor to see “charity name” he/she donating to on the same page providing the credit card details also.
]]>