Problem:
Views filters to display, for example, posts published within the past 30 days don't seem to work.
Solution:
Such a case is not currently supported amongst the many date filtering options, and it is necessary to write custom code using the wpv_filter_query API filter.
Problem: I would like to create a SQL query that represents the same query that would be used by a Views filter that finds all custom posts associated with any term in a custom taxonomy.
Solution:
SELECT DISTINCT posts.ID as id
FROM wpab_posts
AS posts
INNER JOIN (
SELECT wpab_term_relationships.object_id as id
FROM wpab_term_relationships
INNER JOIN wpab_terms
ON wpab_terms.term_id = wpab_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id
INNER JOIN wpab_term_taxonomy
ON wpab_term_taxonomy.term_id = wpab_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id
AND wpab_term_taxonomy.taxonomy = 'accelerator'
)
AS relposts
ON posts.ID = relposts.id
WHERE posts.post_type = 'proof-point'
Problem:
How to calculate difference between modified date and today.
Solution:
You need to write custom shortcode where you should pass your modified date value and then calculate the number of days between passed modified date value and today.
I am trying to pull the date last login field(MemberPress ) from the admin screen to display it on the frontend using views.
Can't find the field for non-toolset options.
Solution:
The "Last Login" field value of MemberPress plugin is stored in another custom database table "wp_mepr_members", column "updated_at"
which is out the range of WordPress, it isn't a custom user' field, so there isn't any option for it within Toolset.
I suggest you ask help from the author of MemberPress plugin, check if there is any shortcode can output the value of "Last Login" field.
Problem:
Third party plugin's (memberpress) user fields are not available in View. Solution:
Use this shortocde:
[wpv-user field="mepr-geo-country"]
[wpv-user field="mepr-address-one"]
Remember to change field slug in above code. Relevant Documentation:
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