Don't search and replace with co-author post_id #624
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If the posts_where_filter has already been run (For example is wp_query::get_posts() is run twice). The second time around it will try to replace the co-author's post id inside the query, leading it to not replace the 'wp_posts.post_author = 0' part of the query. This fixes a compatability issue with Yoast wp-seo Internal ticket id:85217
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Don't search and replace with co-author post_id
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If the posts_where_filter has already been run (For example is wp_query::get_posts() is run twice). The second time around it will try to replace the co-author's post id inside the query, leading it to not replace the 'wp_posts.post_author = 0' part of the query.
This fixes a compatability issue with Yoast wp-seo
Internal ticket id:85217