You can do this using general programming/common sense with a variable and an if statement, no WordPress knowledge is required. If we create a variable named $skip_next and set it to true, then perform a check in the loop, we can set it to false and continue to skip the first. $skip_next = true; while … Read more
ACF official documentation indicates it should be as simple as using have_rows() again: if ( have_rows( ‘field_1’ ) ) { while ( have_rows( ‘field_1 ‘ ) ) { the_row(); if ( have_rows( ‘field_2’ ) ) { while ( have_rows( ‘field_2’ ) ) { the_row(); $value = get_sub_field( … ); } } } } Note that … Read more
The error is indicating that a method function (get_attribute()) is attempting to be called on a variable that is set to null. This means that the $product_object variable is not populated with an instance of a class that has a method definition for get_attribute(), but rather is null. You’ll need to figure some other way … Read more
I’m guessing you have an extra https// in your site configuration somewhere. If you look in wp-config.php you should have define( ‘MULTISITE’, true ); define( ‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘www.maxray.com.tr’ ); define( ‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); and in the database table wp_site you should have id domain path 1 www.maxray.com.tr / In particular neither copy of your domain here … Read more
I guess you are not familiar with WordPress API. WordPress uses nonces to keep track of logged in users and authorized requests. Relatively new feature is also App authentication, which is under the hood basic authentication. However, while WordPress IS secure (nonces are sent in headers and have expiry time), specific plugin you are using … Read more
The ll/tracking_args filter is called by the track_conversion() method, and this function is added to the execution in the constructor of the CustomGF class. The GFChild class has its own constructor, so the constructor of the base class CustomGF is not executed. In the GFChild constructor also add track_conversion() function to ll/tracking_args filter or call … Read more
surely @caleb’s answer is the best but right now I can’t use it. I used the response found in: Need to Replace Old URL with New URL in Revolution Slider. here I put the steps: I export the slider in the local environment. then in the slider-revolution section we go to ‘Manual Import‘
The answer, as mentioned in a comment by @JacobPeattie, was to add the domains to my .htaccess file where I am setting the CSP Headers, (turns out most plugins’ “View Details” link loads images from ps.w.org, which I just learned). A few other plugins loaded images from other domains, so I also added each of … Read more
Keep in mind that WordPress uses Backbonejs as its data model representation in their Javascript API Client. Since post.fetch() is an async function and returns a promise then you’d have to do your logic/logging after the fetch is complete. So you write: post.fetch().then( function( p ) { console.log( p ); } ); LINKS: fetch
As mentioned in the comments, your site is probably hacked. I’d suspect the htaccess file first, and then maybe hacked index.php files. Cleaning up a site is difficult and time-consuming, but can be done. Replace all WP core files, manually delete and reload (via FTP) plugins and themes, look for any unusual files (since you … Read more