Problem:
The user would like to filter two views with the same date filter.
Solution:
Each view needs to have its own filter. Custom code is required to hide, and synchronize the filter, of the second view from the first view.
Because the views are using AJAX the custom code needs to be run when the views update. Check an example here https://toolset.com/forums/topic/1-date-filter-for-different-views/#post-2239831
Problem:
The user has a custom code that copy some custom fields from a custom post type to its related posts upon saving. The user looks for a way to do the above for around 9000 posts.
Solution:
A function can be built for this, but I would not recommend so. running this for 9000 posts will definitly hit the server's limits(memory, execution time, etc.). And it would be hard to track what posts were processed correctly and what posts still needs to be processed.
I would suggest doing it manually in batch. Go the custom post type list, change the number of posts per page(20, or 50, or 100) from the screenoptions http://prntscr.com/20xw59i then select all the posts and bulk edit them. Just hit save without changing anything. This will trigger any custom code that is hooked to post_save for those posts.
Based on your server resources, you may run 100s on the same time. You will still need to do it 90 times to complete the 9000 posts.
I have a custom post type called "Tax Sales" with a custom field called "Tax Sales Date" (it's a date field). I would like to query all posts from that custom post type with a tax sale date that is older than today and from the current year.
Solution:
You can follow WP document to setup your custom PHP codes:
The issue here is that the user wanted to reorder their post meta boxes of only admins as well as predetermine which boxes are opened and closed etc.
Solution:
Unfortunately not that i'm aware of certainly this is not something that can be done using our plugins given that this arrangement is controlled by the wordpress API directly.
I have an address field in the backend and I would like to know if he zooms that moves the map around in the back end, is that what shows in the front end?
Solution:
The zoom preview in WP backend does not take effect on frontend.
In frontend, you need to follow our document to setup the map zoom settings:
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