Take filter from multiple functions
You can return $html[‘abc’] and add $html as parameter in each function and to the filter. Exemple for the function: function second_callback($html){ $html[‘def’]= ‘uvw’; return $html[‘def’]; }
You can return $html[‘abc’] and add $html as parameter in each function and to the filter. Exemple for the function: function second_callback($html){ $html[‘def’]= ‘uvw’; return $html[‘def’]; }
To do so, you will want to use the explode() function to break up each new line (\n) into another array value. Also it is important to replace the invisible Carriage Return which is also used as a new line character by Mac OS: # Get the plugin options $settings = get_option( ‘myplugin_menu’ ); if … Read more
Errm… $item_1 = $records[0]; $item_2 = $records[1]; $item_3 = $records[2]; // e.g. echo $item_2->answer_time;
Change the [user] to [users][]. Hope that will fix the problem. Now you’ll get all the value in associative array within [users][‘your-checkbox-data-array’] So your code will be like- <?php $WPusers = get_users( ‘orderby=nicename&role=administrator’ ); foreach ( $WPusers as $user ) { ?> <input type=”checkbox” name=”<?php echo $this->plugin_name; ?>[users][]” id=”<?php echo $this->plugin_name; ?>-users” value=”<?php echo $user->ID; … Read more
$filtros = array(); will always returns null, meaning it’s an empty array. To make your code works, you can try : $filtros[] = $tag->name; instead of array_push(), Hope it works after!
Cant get unique_array() work on get_the_category() foreach loop
The terms parameter will only accept custom post types and, like you mentioned, post-format-standard is not one. Try instead to use the ‘NOT IN’ operator to test against the custom posts you don’t want to display (all in this case): $query = array( ‘showposts’ => 5, ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘tax_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, … Read more
As Milo mentioned, this is an Advanced Custom Fields plugin (ACF) question. As such I have raised this ticket with the ACF support team here https://support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/how-to-replace-hard-coded-list-of-custom-taxonomy-terms-based-on-custom-field-qu/
Your options should have a key => value structure if you want it to return something other than the key number: ‘options’ => array( ‘option_a’ => __(‘option a’, ‘woocommerce’ ), ‘option_b’ => __(‘option b’, ‘woocommerce’ ) ) );
get_the_title takes an int, not an array of ints, and therefore returns a string, not an array of strings. So just break that bit out into a loop: $titles=””; foreach ($act_name as $act_name_item) { $titles .= ($titles ? ‘,’ : ”) . get_the_title ($act_name_item); }