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Hello @Abdul
You can pass the meta_key through [meta_query]. I’d recommend you to follow the codes on the file
..../wp-erp/includes/functions-people.phpline number: 84.Following codes:
if ( $meta_query ) { $sql['join'][] = "LEFT JOIN $pepmeta_tb as people_meta on people.id = people_meta.<code>erp_people_id</code>"; $meta_key = isset( $meta_query['meta_key'] ) ? $meta_query['meta_key'] : ''; $meta_value = isset( $meta_query['meta_value'] ) ? $meta_query['meta_value'] : ''; $compare = isset( $meta_query['compare'] ) ? $meta_query['compare'] : '='; $sql['where'][] = "AND people_meta.meta_key='$meta_key' and people_meta.meta_value='$meta_value'"; }Thanks
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Your inital code says we can do it via arguments in erp\includes\functions-people.php
$defaults = [ 'type' => 'all', 'number' => 20, 'offset' => 0, 'orderby' => 'id', 'order' => 'DESC', 'trashed' => false, 'meta_query' => [], 'count' => false, 'life_stage' => '', 'include' => [], 'exclude' => [], 's' => '', 'no_object' => false ];Can u give an example with what i wish to achieve using $defaults or any example that is closer and works with multiple meta values?
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