It looks to me like you are using strings when they should be int. ‘posts_per_page’ => ’20’, // ’20’ is a string ‘cat’ => ‘508’ // ‘508’ is a string Should be ‘posts_per_page’ => 20, // 20 is int ‘cat’ => 508 // 508 is int I think this is probably the main issue. Also … Read more
There is no is_sitemap() core function in WP < 6.8, but there is a ticket for it here. The rewrite rules for the sitemap (src) use e.g. the sitemap query variable: add_rewrite_rule( ‘^wp-sitemap\.xml$’, ‘index.php?sitemap=index’, ‘top’ ); add_rewrite_rule( ‘^wp-sitemap-([a-z]+?)-([a-z\d_-]+?)-(\d+?)\.xml$’, ‘index.php?sitemap=$matches[1]&sitemap-subtype=$matches[2]&paged=$matches[3]’, ‘top’ ); add_rewrite_rule( ‘^wp-sitemap-([a-z]+?)-(\d+?)\.xml$’, ‘index.php?sitemap=$matches[1]&paged=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); The get_query_var( ‘sitemap’ ) is checked within the template_redirect … Read more
dbDelta() doesn’t properly parse or compare foreign key constraints — it’s built to detect differences in columns, indexes, and primary keys, but it doesn’t have full logic to recognise existing CONSTRAINT … FOREIGN KEY clauses. The result is that on the second activation it sees your CONSTRAINT line as “missing” and tries to run something … Read more
The plugins_loaded hook is too early in the WordPress event sequence and it is even before the theme features. That would be one line causing the warning in the log. The WordPress 6.8.2 source code for _load_textdomain_just_in_time() is hardcoded to log a warning of anyone (themes & plugins) try to use language translation before the … Read more
We can’t get the whole picture unless we see exactly where your code has been added and called, but I suggest to check every variables value of this line of code $is_mobile_enabled = get_field(‘mobile_enable’, ‘widget_’ . $args[‘widget_id’]); Check the value of $args[‘widget_id’], as if it may be empty. Also, it’s better to use error_logs instead … Read more
Here’s the updated code with the explanation and last two lines added: Updated Code with Last Two Lines add_action(‘query_vars’, ‘add_query_vars’); function add_query_vars($vars) { $vars[] = ‘verify’; // Add ‘verify’ as a query variable return $vars; } add_action(‘init’, ‘verify_add_rewrite_rule’); function verify_add_rewrite_rule() { // Use ^verify/?$ to strictly match “verify” and ensure it ends there add_rewrite_rule(‘^verify/?$’, ‘index.php?verify=1&post_type=page’, … Read more
Troubleshooting: t.trigger is not a function Error This error typically occurs due to jQuery conflicts or loading issues in WordPress. Here’s a comprehensive guide to diagnose and fix the problem. Potential Causes & Solutions 1. jQuery Version or Loading Conflict Sometimes older themes or plugins can load outdated jQuery or override the default WordPress jQuery … Read more
I have implemented the following code to my them to achieve the custom ordering for featured events (first), regular events (second), and notices (third). New additions to the code include: Merged the posts using array_merge like this: $merged_posts = array_merge( $featured_events->posts, $future_events->posts, $notices->posts ); Ran a foreach to set a custom post order for featured … Read more
In Site Editor (I’m using latest WordPress 6.7.2) Open the Document Overview (staggered 3 bar icon, Shift-Alt-O) Note: This is “Edit Site” not “Edit Page” on the top bar, or left menu Appearance, Editor. Header is actually a “template part”, you can have multiple headers and multiple footers, and each template can use 0 or … Read more
(Documenting the actual solution for when PHP 8.3 goes EOL.) Open up your php.ini and search for mysqli. You’ll find a line where the mysqli extension is commented out with a semicolon. Remove the semicolon, save the file and restart the webserver (Apache/nginx/whatever).