shawfactor

<p>This plugin logs all wordpress queries in the current page request as a html comment at the end of your output.</p>
<p>It only does so when the get variable lh_log_queries is set. That variable has three settings.<br />
1. queries: this logs queries only<br />
2. hooks: this logs hooks only<br />
3. both: this logs both hooks and filters</p>
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LH Log Queries and hooks

Decisions not options for query and hook logging

Shabti Kaplan

<p>Only works with Elementor PRO (for now….)</p>
<p>An Elementor PRO extension that allows you to easily dynamically query your posts and portfolio widget results without custom query IDs.</p>
<p>This plugin is built on Elementor’s posts, portfolio, and loop grid widgets so Elementor Pro must be installed and activated. You can use this plugin to query your posts based on a dynamic author field or date field. If you have any special requests, just message us on our website or FB page and we will try to add it to the plugin right away.</p>
<p>This is compatible with ACF and Jetengine too. This works for the Elementor Pro posts, portfolio, loop grid, and loop carousel widgets as well as Elementor Extras post extras widget. (If you want this to be compatible with another widget, we can check if it’s possible).</p>
<p>So far you can query your posts in the following ways:</p>
<h4>Users</h4>
<ol>
<li>Author is Current User. The logged in user will only see posts that he/she is the author of.</li>
<li>Author is Current Author. Show other posts by the current author.</li>
<li>Custom Field is Current User. The logged in user will only see posts where the custom field equals his/her ID, email, or username, based on whichever key you choose.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Dates</h4>
<ol>
<li>Pre Expired Posts. Choose a custom date field ( in “Ymd” format ) that returns an expiration date. Only non-expired posts will show.</li>
<li>Expired Posts. Choose a custom date field ( in “Ymd” format ) that returns an expiration date. Only expired posts will show.</li>
<li>Start and end dates. Choose 2 custom date fields ( in “Ymd” format ) that return a start and end date. Only posts within between these 2 dates will show.</li>
<li>Query by the time.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Related Posts</h4>
<ol>
<li>Dynamic Related Posts. Show posts that are dynamically hand picked by a relationship or post object field.</li>
<li>Dynamic Related Terms. Show posts that are dynamically hand picked by a taxonomy field.</li>
<li>Custom Field is Current Post ID. Show posts that contain a custom field that is equal to the current post.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Similar Field Values</h4>
<ol>
<li>Custom Field is Value. Show posts that contain a custom field with a similar value.</li>
<li>Custom Field Contains Value. Show posts that contain a custom field with one of many values.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Order By</h4>
<ol>
<li>Dynamic OrderBy. Dynamically order the posts by a custom field.</li>
<li>OrderBy Last Modified. Order posts by last modified date.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Useful Links</h3>
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Advanced Queries

An Elementor extension that allows you to easily dynamically query your posts, portfolio, and loop grid widget results without custom query IDs.

LH Log Queries and hooks vs Advanced Queries