Override a Post’s URL with Advanced Custom Fields Function
Override a Post’s URL with Advanced Custom Fields Function
Override a Post’s URL with Advanced Custom Fields Function
Problem with inserting multiple images in gallery of each WooCommerce product programmatically
I think I’ve cracked it. So now the latest post for each tag type is now displayed. A bit beyond my coding level but its working. <?php $args = array( ‘type’ => ‘post’, ‘orderby’ => ‘post_date’); $tags = get_tags($args); foreach($tags as $tag) { $the_query = new WP_Query( ‘tag=’.$tag->slug ); if ( $the_query->have_posts() ) { $the_query->the_post(); … Read more
You would do it the same way as any other PHP application, this isn’t a WordPress problem. To remove an item from an array in PHP, use unset( thing to remove ). E.g. $test = [ ‘banana’, ‘cucumber’, ‘apple’ ]; unset( $test[1] ); // cucumber is no longer in the test array, and the array … Read more
I solved my problem with: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61622017/get-woocommerce-product-categories-that-contain-a-specific-product-brand/61624358#61624358 turns out wp_query wasn’t the right choice for my requirements.
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Repeat a function with 24hrs gap for n number of days
The structure of the array you’ve provided suggests that you’re trying to access an incorrect level of the array. Try to replace: $t[0][“_give_amount”] = 25.00; $t[1][“_give_amount”] = 65.00; $t[2][“_give_amount”] = 100.00; $t[3][“_give_amount”] = 250.00; $t[4][“_give_amount”] = 650.00; with: $t[0][0][“_give_amount”] = 25.00; $t[0][1][“_give_amount”] = 65.00; $t[0][2][“_give_amount”] = 100.00; $t[0][3][“_give_amount”] = 250.00; $t[0][4][“_give_amount”] = 650.00;