Wont it end up just being us "regular" WPSE folk who answer their questions anyway....?

So we can push our humorless agenda there?

Query improvements in WP 4.2: orderby and meta_query

@Rarst do you know if "allowed_themes" filter can be used on single site installations to restrict Appearance > Themes list? "tts_allowed_themes" works great for toolbar theme switcher, now gotta take care of backend.

probably?

but i cant get that filter to fire.

wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php
1111:		$network = (array) apply_filters( 'allowed_themes', self::get_allowed_on_network() );

Please use 4 spaces or backticks for code

that's an ack output

is that code too?

yeah, seems MS only

ask on main, it's interesting Q

@lkraav Ctrl + A -> Ctrl + K for code blocks

See "help" link in the bottom right

looks like this hack may be the only choice

why the heck main has freaking tamagochi?.. :D

define( 'SOME_CONSTANT_NAME', 'NAME_OF_NEW_FILTER' );
apply_filters( SOME_CONSTANT_NAME, $thing );

Most confusing code style since a long time

I guess I need to alter my Storm color profile. Strings and constants have the same color. Unable to distinguish those.

why would anyone do that with a constant?

hah, Woo had killed its internal Q&A turns out

wdym?

q&a for what?

they experimented with their own SE clone

@Rarst killed a while ago too, i thought

not that long, think was still there earlier this year

it was

@lkraav I dunno. And what I don't understand: Why set the name of a filter all caps?

I got in touch with Woo about stack proposal, will see what they say

upvotes on woocommerce area 51 banner please :)

Any idea why using UNION with $wpdb->get_results(); would return the same column name of all results? Example: If I queried the $wpdb->posts 3 times in one query using UNION for each query... One selecting: post_name another selecting: post_title and another selecting: post_excerpt why all the results always show post_name for the key but the value might actually be for post_title or post_excerpt?

The results are accurate, just says post_name for each result... so I can't really tell which one is a slug, title or excerpt very easily.

Example of my query:

( SELECT `ID`, `post_name` FROM tps_3_posts WHERE `post_status` = 'publish' AND `post_name` LIKE '%floor-finish%' ) UNION ( SELECT `ID`, `post_name` FROM tps_3_posts WHERE `post_status` = 'publish' AND `post_name` LIKE '%floor%' ) UNION ( SELECT `ID`, `post_name` FROM tps_3_posts WHERE `post_status` = 'publish' AND `post_name` LIKE '%finish%' )

Ugh just noticed my query i demonstrated is all for post_name, but there are more UNIONS which query other stuff like post_title and post_excerpt.

I asked a question on Stack Overflow regarding this... Just because I felt like it has more to do than just with WordPress. In-case anyone is curious.