Escaping is all about eliminating the need for trust or “it should be an XYZ” and instead guaranteeing it by force that “it will always be an XYZ”. It’s like a cookie cutter, everything will be that shape at the end even if it’s not cookie dough. esc_attr The official docs contain the answer: When … Read more
Add a third parameter, which is an $args array, and add your sanitization callback in there: register_setting( ‘sports_api_key’, ‘sports_api_key’, array( ‘sanitization_callback’ => ‘sanitize_text_field’ ) ); This is enough for your use case, the sanitize_text_field function already exists, so you don’t need to create it. More information here for how to add a sanitization callback and … Read more
Try this: function wrapPostFeaturedImage( OriginalComponent ) { const currentPostType = wp.data.select( ‘core/editor’ ).getCurrentPostType(); // Do nothing, if the post type is not rt_brands. if ( ‘rt_brands’ !== currentPostType ) { return OriginalComponent; } return function( props ) { // Your code here. }; } You can also: Conditionally add your filter: // Check if the … Read more
If the date query doesn’t work because of modified post dates (e.g. if the posts’ timeline is no longer linear), here’s a posts_where filter’s suggestion (untested): add_filter( ‘posts_where’, function( $where, $query ) use ( &$wbdb ) { $id = $query->get( ‘_id__gt’ ); if( is_int( $id ) && $id > 0 ) { $where .= $wpdb->prepare( … Read more
Since you are doing this for a custom taxonomy (solution_cats), then you should instead use has_term() and not in_category() which works only with the default/core category taxonomy. So try this with your second code: has_term( $category->slug, $category->taxonomy, get_the_ID() ) is_object_in_term() can also be used, but your syntax was not correct – the 2nd parameter is … Read more
There should be a sprintf function somewhere, which has $items_wrap as its first argument. The %3$s is merely the 3rd argument placeholder that gets replaced with something. See » https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.sprintf.php
To pass the current post type to your AJAX request, you need to modify your JS to include the post type information in the AJAX request. You can achieve this by adding the post type as a parameter when calling the filterPosts() function JS import Alpine from ‘alpinejs’; Alpine.data(“filterPosts”, (adminURL, postType) => ({ posts: “”, … Read more
Maybe because the custom REST field (fimg_url) was only being added to posts of the post type and yet your request was for Pages, i.e. posts of the page type.. so try changing the register_rest_field( array(‘post’) to register_rest_field( array(‘post’, ‘page’). See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/register_rest_field/#parameters. But actually, you can use the _embed parameter to have the full media … Read more
This approach should work, Modify it for your use case. //JQuery Code jQuery( document ).on( ‘change’, ‘.from-this’, function( e ) { e.preventDefault(); jQuery( ‘.change-this’ ).text( this.value ); } ) HTML Code: <input type=”search” class=”from-this” /> <div class=”change-this”></div>
After some time banging my head against the wall, I found the solution. I used https://underscores.me/ as a starter for my theme. One function sets the main query, where one can add custom post types as well. So if anybody encounters the same problem, be aware of the hook “pre_get_posts”. function gp_add_cpt_post_names_to_main_query( $query ) { … Read more