Modifying custom order item meta from admin order view
Modifying custom order item meta from admin order view
Modifying custom order item meta from admin order view
Literally just figured this out on my own by reviewing str_replace documentation again. <?php $price_meta = get_post_meta($post->ID, “_price”, true); $price_meta_stripped = str_replace(‘,’, ”, $price_meta); echo $price_meta_stripped; ?>
You can just fetch the post meta manually within the loop as follows: get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘oldtimer’, true ); That should get you the correct value. Hope it helps 👍
I’ve found a way to do that. Its all in WC Fields Factory plugin. Not a single line of PHP coding is required. I’ll put full guideline to follow. Install the plugin Activate the plugin Go to Fields Factory tab in left sidebar of WordPress dashboard. Add new WC field group Add all the input … Read more
I finally found a solution. For those who might also stumble on this. What I had to do is to put ASC and DESC as option values for the date sorting. I read in the documentation that WordPress uses these values by default to sort data. <select class=”dropdown-class” name=”order” id=”sortbox”> <option value=”DESC”>Newest</option> <option value=”ASC”>Oldest</option> </select> … Read more
get_field() gets the field for the current post in the loop, but the loop isn’t used for menu items, so you need to specify which post you want to get the value from. In the case of menu items, each nav menu item is a WP_Post object, so you want to pass that: foreach( $items … Read more
Custom setting to show or hide field
Please check the ce_timestamp meta_key row in postmeta table. And make sure you have the valid dateformat as meta value.
The more cleaner way of adding the custom data to your site’s <head> is to use a custom function, which you hook to a relevant action. In this case you could for example utilize the wp_head action. Like so, // this goes to functions.php file add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘insert_my_page_schema’); function insert_my_page_schema() { // only execute the code … Read more
Add new image block, set default class name and update it using Javascript