WordPress: Creating a search form for custom post types -


What should I see if I want to create a form that searches through custom post types, i.e. a complete Form made from? There is no problem with the creation of the real form and its elements, but in the next step, many difficult questions arise, such as $ _ GET to retain permalinks of WordPress to retain data from another file?

  • How can I take action on posts if I can not make my pyramid of statements and use my core functions of WordPress?

  • Try looking at the code below and make it your version Keep the file in functions.php It should work perfectly. You may have to change 'with apostrophes' and more.

      add_action ('init', 'product_register'); Function product_register () {$ args = array ('label' = & gt; __ ('product'), 'singular_label' = & gt; __ ('product'), 'public' = & gt; true, 'show_ui' = & Gt; true, 'support' => array ('title', 'editor', 'thumbnail')) ;; True, 'ability_type' = & gt; 'Post', 'hierarchical' = & gt; Wrong, 'rewrite' = & gt; Register_post_type ('product', $ args); } Add_action ("admin_init", "admin_init"); Add_action ('save_post', 'save_price'); Function admin_init () {add_meta_box ("prodInfo - meta", "product option", "meta_epayment", "product", "side", "less"); } Function meta_options () {global $ post; $ Custom = get_post_custom ($ post -> ID); $ Value = $ custom ["value"] [0]; Echo & lt; Label & gt; Price: & lt; / Labels & gt; & Lt; Input type = "article" name = "value" value = "'$ value." / /;';}; Function save_price () {global $ post; update_post_meta ($ post -> ID, "price", $ _POST ["value"]); = "gtc: mediawiki-xid =" gtc: mediawiki-xid = "gtc: suffix =" "rewrite" = & gt; true));  

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