If you are using DiviBuilder and you need to inject some custom php code to be run, and render inside divi generated block. You can create your custom shortcode and use it inserting into divi’s wysiwyg blocks. Shortcodes are custom tag like structures but use [] instead of <> as in html – their mission … Read more
## Try this if you are using Woocommerce function ws_new_user_approve_registration_message(){ $not_approved_message=”<p class=”registration”>Send in your registration application today!<br /> NOTE: Your account will be held for moderation and you will be unable to login until it is approved.</p>”; if( isset($_REQUEST[‘approved’]) ){ $approved = $_REQUEST[‘approved’]; if ($approved == ‘false’) echo ‘<p class=”registration successful”>Registration successful! You will be … Read more
WordPress uses Name, email post fields to do post comments, If you renamed the your form elements name attributes to be f-name and f-email then your issue will be resolved. I have made changes in below code and it is working now. <?php if($_POST[‘f-submit’]) { if(!$_POST[‘f-name’]) { $error=”<br>- Please enter your name”; } if(!$_POST[‘f-email’]) { … Read more
) bracket missing in last condition. (i.e AND (b.meta_key = ‘usage_count’ AND b.meta_value=”0″”); ) $rowcount = $wpdb->get_var(“SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $wpdb->postmeta AS a, $wpdb->postmeta AS b WHERE a.post_id = b.post_id AND (a.meta_key = ‘customer_email’ AND a.meta_value LIKE ‘%[email protected]%’) AND (b.meta_key = ‘usage_count’ AND b.meta_value=”0″)”); echo $rowcount;
OK, so soon after posting I came up with a working solution. With this code I get the price straight from the variation price field, not from the description field as I mentioned in my question. <?php $params = array(‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘post_type’ => ‘product_variation’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’); $wc_query = new WP_Query($params); global $product; ?> … Read more
I suspect the problem is this: echo number_format(get_post_meta($post->ID, “like”, true) * 1, 0, ‘,’, ‘.’) Here, we take the post meta named like and multiply it by 1, but what if that post meta doesn’t contain a number? What if it contains something else? For example, if we did 2 x 4, we would expect … Read more
Why not just do straight what you’ve wanted. <?php $args_one = array( ‘cat’ => 7, ‘posts_per_page’ => 8, ); $args_two = array( ‘cat’ => 10, ‘posts_per_page’ => 8, ); // will run 2 sql queries. $posts_one = get_posts( $args_one ); $posts_two = get_posts( $args_two ); $all_posts = array(); // lets merge them into 1 array. … Read more
The $args the filter is receiving includes the theme_location used when the menu was registered, so assuming your main location is primary, you can add the following to your if statement to target only that menu: if ( is_page_template( ‘page-template-custom.php’ ) && isset( $args[‘theme_location’] ) && ‘primary’ === $args[‘theme_location’] ) ) { … See: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wp_nav_menu_args/ … Read more
You can use the body_class filter in WordPress to add the Taxonomy Terms of a Custom Taxonomy as CSS classes to a post. The CSS class appears in the body element and is only used if the post has been assigned to the taxonomy. The code goes in your functions.php file. add_filter( ‘body_class’, ‘themeprefix_add_taxonomy_class’ ); … Read more
You can make sure that your CSS is enqueued after your theme’s CSS and also make sure that your CSS is using rules that are more specific. This will help in making your CSS override the theme’s CSS. Worse-case scenario you could add !important to a few CSS rules if you are having a hard … Read more