php – How to say if meta_value is greater than 0 in an array?
Question
Right now I have this:
$args = array(
'meta_key' => 'userfunds',
'meta_value' => '0',
);
Basically this will show users who have exactly ‘0’ as meta_value
.
How do I say that meta_value
has to be greater than ‘0’?
I have tried:
'meta_value' > '0',
But using the above, it shows all users, regardless of their value.
So I guess using >
in the array is an invalid line and not what I need.
I know I’m probably missing something very small in my code?
should I use compare
?
Any help would be appreciated.
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2021-09-14T13:46:08-05:00
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Answer ( 1 )
As documented, you can use
meta_compare
:$args = array( 'meta_key' => 'userfunds', 'meta_value_num' => '0', 'meta_compare' => '>', );
Note that I changed
meta_value
tometa_value_num
. This ensures the values is treated as a number for the comparison. You’d probably be ok without it, but it doesn’t hurt.