wpdb‘s get_results method takes an optional second argument that lets you specify how the data is returned. The default return is an object. But you can also set it to… OBJECT – result will be output as a numerically indexed array of row objects. OBJECT_K – result will be output as an associative array of … Read more
You also need to update the database so that the converted images are referenced properly instead of the old ones. If you delete the old format images without updating the database, you will break the site as none of the old images will be found. The plugin “WebP express” will help with this, but I … Read more
You must be thinking something like this: In this URL: https://myawesomewebsite.com/page?custom_id=456 function check_parameter_in_url() { if ( isset( $_GET[‘custom_id’] ) { //do something } }
Somewhere in the codebase, the function or method is_tax() is being called before WordPress knows what content is being requested. Using a plugin like Query Monitor will help determine it’s source. There may also be a stack trace in wp-content/debug.log (if WordPress is setup with debug constants). This would not be a symptom of lazy … Read more
It doesn’t. WordPress doesn’t use foreign keys to link tables together that way. There are also lots and lots of other reasons to declare keys and primary keys in a table that have nothing to do with this type of linkage/referencing. For example telling MySQL/MariaDB the ID column is a primary key give critical clues … Read more
you likely need to do a flush re-write. go to settings/permalinks in the dashboard and click save. You’ll be good to go. In the future you can add this directly to your CPT plugin. I would suggest getting a bit more creative with your naming though so you don’t have conflicts later.
I was calling the category id instead of the category name. Here’s the code that by default tries using tags to bring in relevant posts, and if there are no posts by tags it’ll bring in posts using the same category. This code work in the single.php using the Ajax Load More wordpress plugin. // … Read more
Have you tried Happyforms? It doesn’t come with any external scripts. All the scripts it runs are from within the plugin itself or scripts that comes included with WordPress.
A lot of themes have this built-in so first try adding a category descriptions and see if that solves it. The next way to look at handling this is by modifying the taxonomy archive template by simply adding this below the title in the template: ‘, ” ); ?> But your question says specifically to … Read more
As discussed in comments, the problem was a missing prce2 package which meant preg_match(), used by $wpdb->db_version() to parse the MySQL version number out of SELECT VERSION(), didn’t work. Solved by sudo yum install pcre2