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In Wordpress, I am trying to check through an if else statement if the post is of a certain ID as follows:

<?php if ($post->ID == array(224,222,583,645,203,11,639,228,226,230,634,615,625,214,220,194)) : ?>
    ...do something...
<?php else : ?>
    ...do nothing...
<?php endif; ?>

This isn't working. Can you please help in knowing how to use the check the post ID in arrays?

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In Wordpress, I am trying to check through an if else statement if the post is of a certain ID as follows:

<?php if ($post->ID == array(224,222,583,645,203,11,639,228,226,230,634,615,625,214,220,194)) : ?>
    ...do something...
<?php else : ?>
    ...do nothing...
<?php endif; ?>

This isn't working. Can you please help in knowing how to use the check the post ID in arrays?

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Share Improve this question asked Jun 13, 2019 at 8:07 Keyur AminKeyur Amin 311 silver badge44 bronze badges 3

• See in_array(). – Sally CJ Commented Jun 13, 2019 at 8:16
• Did this but didn;t work $post = $wp_query->post; if (in_array($post->ID,array(224,222,583,645,203,11,639,228,226,230,634,615,625,214,220,194))) : ?> – Keyur Amin Commented Jun 13, 2019 at 8:28
• This is essentially off-topic and will likely be closed, but I quickly posted the in_array() solution. – Christine Cooper ♦ Commented Jun 13, 2019 at 8:43

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As Sally highlights, you can use in_array() like this (untested):

// target ids
$ids = array(123, 321, 213);

if (!empty($post->ID) && is_numeric($post->ID) && in_array((int)$post->ID, $ids)) {
   // do jazz
} else {
   // do stuff
}