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What's wrong with my post_meta / update_post function?
At top of page template:
if ( isset( $_POST['drw_inventory'] ) && wp_verify_nonce($_POST['drw_inventory'],'update_driftwood_inventory') )
{ //if nonce check succeeds.
global $post;
$postid = $post->ID;
$price1_data = $_POST['priceone'];
$price1_data = str_replace(',', '', $price1_data);
update_post_meta($postid,'_dappcf_i_priceone',$price1_data);
$price2_data = $_POST['pricetwo'];
$price1_data = str_replace(',', '', $price2_data);
update_post_meta($postid,'_dappcf_i_pricetwo',$price2_data);
$milage_data = $_POST['milage'];
$milage_data = str_replace(',', '', $milage_data);
update_post_meta($postid,'_dappcf_i_mileage',$milage_data);
$stocknum_data = $_POST['stocknum'];
update_post_meta($postid,'_dappcf_i_stocknum',$stocknum_data);
$my_post = array();
$my_post['ID'] = $postid;
$my_post['post_content'] = $_POST['description']; wp_update_post( $my_post );
}In page:
<?php
$priceone = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_dappcf_i_priceone', true);
$pricetwo = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_dappcf_i_pricetwo', true);
$milage = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_dappcf_i_mileage', true);
$thecontent = get_the_content();
?>
<form method="post" action="">
<?php wp_nonce_field('update_driftwood_inventory','drw_inventory'); ?>
<button class="buttonPro drbtn-ltblue " type='submit'>Save Changes</button>
<input type='text' name='priceone' value='<?php if($priceone) echo number_format($priceone) ?>' class="data dataedit yellow" />
<input type='text' name='pricetwo' value='<?php if($pricetwo) echo number_format($pricetwo) ?>' class="data dataedit yellow" />
<input type='text' name='milage' value='<?php if($milage) echo number_format($milage) ?>' class="data dataedit dot" />
<textarea name="description" cols="140" rows="6"><?php echo $thecontent ?></textarea>
Matt Taylor | 07/22/11 at 9:11am
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07/22/11
9:18amAdamGold says:Add:
die(var_dump($post->ID));
Below:
global $post;
There should be a blank page with a number. Please paste here this number.Previous versions of this answer: 07/22/11 at 9:18am
- 07/22/11 9:18am
Matt Taylor says:returns
string(6) "passes" - 07/22/11 9:18am
AdamGold says:Okay I've edited my answer. Please take a look.
- 07/22/11 9:36am
Matt Taylor says:int(476)
476 is the correct post id number. - 07/22/11 10:44am
AdamGold says:<?php
$priceone = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_dappcf_i_priceone', true);
$pricetwo = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_dappcf_i_pricetwo', true);
$milage = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_dappcf_i_mileage', true);
$thecontent = get_the_content();
?>
Where do you put the above code? Please try to add die(var_dump($post->ID));
as well to see if you're getting the metas from the right post. - 07/22/11 10:45am
AdamGold says:By the way, you only show part of the form. Can I see the whole code of it?
- 07/22/11 11:20am
Matt Taylor says:The post meta values are correct. If they are set within wp-admin, the values show on the page correctly. I sent you a pm.
- 07/22/11 9:18am
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07/22/11
9:54amDylan Kuhn says:As template code, this won't run until after the post and its metadata have already been queried and cached. I don't know why the postmeta isn't updated, but if you want to see updated values in your template, I would set those variables when the updates are made. Then in the template, set them to the cached values only if they're not already set.
- 07/22/11 9:55am
Matt Taylor says:Is there an answer I'm missing in there? :)
- 07/22/11 10:00am
Dylan Kuhn says:Treat it as a free hint for AdamGold - hopefully he'll get you some working code. I think the template code where you set $priceone, $pricetwo, $mileage, and $thecontent is important - add that to the question.
- 07/22/11 10:10am
Matt Taylor says:Thanks Dylan!
- 07/22/11 9:55am
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07/23/11
3:27amAnna-marie Redpath says:Hi I am on the mobile so apologies may have missed something in the question but since it sounded like a problem I had might be related. Did you ever have any uppercase in your meta keys ?
Weirdly depending on your db collation get post meta Is case sensitive but update post meta is not
Is when u do an update it might update the 'old' uppercase even though your key is lowercase now .....but then notbe able to retrieve it. I posted a trac and a blog post about it - see anmari.com - last night.
Get into phpmyadmin to see exactly what is in the db- 07/23/11 8:57pm
Matt Taylor says:I'll check that. Thanks~
- 07/23/11 8:57pm
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