Help with a function that will place a map pin for all posts
Help with a function that will place a map pin for all posts
Help with a function that will place a map pin for all posts
Just a thing to check, it happened to me as well, but I was accidently deleting some of the testing data and accidently wiped the post data for headers along with them. So make sure that you are not deleting your data for headers somewhere – just a suggestion.
To answear my question: It’s a typo. `students_email` VARCHAR 850) NOT NULL, should be: `students_email` VARCHAR (50) NOT NULL, Oh the headache. When the typo is corrected it creates a new table.
Best practice: What belongs in theme and what in plugin for large eCommerce website
This is my personal view if I am the theme user. I would say it depends on the theme features If it’s a one page theme? I will like to have all the options in the customizer window. If it’s a niche/app based theme? I will just use the customizer for basic options and setup … Read more
What if you completely remove the loadDonateScripts function and just add the conditional before enqueuing the scripts like in the the following: function donate_adding_scripts() { if (is_single()) { global $post; if($post->ID==”8436″){ // only for post Id = 8436 wp_register_script(‘donateParsleyJs’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/parsley.min.js’, array(‘jquery’),’1.11.1′); wp_enqueue_script(‘donateParsleyJs’); wp_register_script(‘donateParsleyHeJs’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/he.js’); wp_enqueue_script(‘donateParsleyHeJs’); wp_register_script(‘donateJs’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/donateJs.js’, array(‘jquery’),’1.11.1′, true); … Read more
Posts and Categories are tied together. Your best bet is creating custom post type that supports only your taxonomy. This way, your posts (which are now under your custom post type) will not have any conflict with wordpress assigning default category. If you explain your scenario with more details, I will be in better position … Read more
As what I’ve commented, the rawurlencode() function is the reason because WordPress have a lot of restrictions. I found that, that kind of problem will exist if you have a % percent sign (in my case, produced by the rawurlencode()) in your ‘default’ => $value. One of the solutions, encode some or the whole part … Read more
I don’t think you can do this without some technical intervention. Basically, WordPress uses the site name that you provide in your WordPress Settings (and is saved to the database) to generate the links for your website. Here is what I just thought of: Create a plugin to solve this problem. The plugin will detect … Read more
You need get_categories() with an include argument: if (isset($_GET[‘cat’])) { $this_category = get_categories( array( ‘include’ => $_GET[‘cat’] ) ); var_dump($this_category); } You will get an array of stdClass objects containing category data. There are several ways to parse that but this might do: if (isset($_GET[‘cat’])) { $this_category = get_categories( array( ‘include’ => $_GET[‘cat’] ) ); … Read more