get_category_parents to array
The second parameter to get_category_parents() defines whether a link to the category should be created. I’m guessing that it will work if you set it to false.
The second parameter to get_category_parents() defines whether a link to the category should be created. I’m guessing that it will work if you set it to false.
I think it’s arguments issue. I recommend not to use role & role__not_in together rather either use only role OR use role__in & role__not_in combination. Also check your role param spelling. (see more on role) 2ndly orderby param rand is not valid according to codex (see here) so use proper param.
You can do it like so — replace the $tags_array = get_tags(); with this: $tags_opt = array(); foreach ( get_tags() as $term ) { $tags_opt[] = array( ‘label’ => $term->name, ‘value’ => $term->term_id, ); } And then, for the “Select Box” field, set the options to $tags_opt like this: array( ‘label’ => ‘Select Box’, … … Read more
Try this… function load_new_js() { if( is_page( 692 ) ) { wp_enqueue_script( ‘modify_plugin_js’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/mycustomscript.js’, array(‘jquery’,’greetingnow’) ); } } If that doesn’t work, what plugin are you using?
Staggering featured post using ‘sticky’
WP post meta – for loop inside for loop
Convert number to date format within an array
What I don’t really understand is how or what the ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’, is actually sorting by as the key has multiple values. It doesn’t have multiple values. It has a single value: a:2:{s:3:”day”;s:1:”8″;s:5:”month”;s:5:”March”;}` This is a ‘serialised array’. This is just a way to store an array as a string. As far as WordPress … Read more
That original value is a serialised array. If you want to see the original array you can use the unserialize() function, or a site like https://www.unserialize.com. The problem is that this isn’t working for your Array, because the serialised value is invalid. The problem is here: s:11:”target” “Target” is 6 letters, so this needs to … Read more
The problem is that you use wrong ACF function. get_field_object returns the settings of a specific field. Each field contains many settings such as a label, name and type. This function can be used to load these settings as an array along with the field’s value. So get_field_object(‘icon’)[‘ID’]) doesn’t return the ID of image attachment, … Read more