you can change the icon with CSS and using FontAwesome http://fontawesome.io/ e.g. to put a calendar .woocommerce-MyAccount-navigation ul li.woocommerce-MyAccount-navigation-link–my-subscriptions a::before { content : “\f073”; }
Thanks to @mmm and his comment defining $endpointsub before $endpoint it worked. Not sure why that is but that solved it. So change the order of endpoints: $endpointsub = ‘my-new-endpoint/new-subendpoint’; $endpoint=”my-new-endpoint”; add_rewrite_endpoint( self::$endpointsub, EP_ROOT | EP_PAGES ); add_rewrite_endpoint( self::$endpoint, EP_ROOT | EP_PAGES ); add_query_vars( $vars ) { $vars[] = self::$endpointsub; $vars[] = self::$endpoint; return $vars; … Read more
All of the API functions that generate links have filters to let you alter the output. Here’s a quick example that covers most of them: function wpd_endpoint_links( $url ){ if( isset( $_COOKIE[‘lang’] ) ){ $url = $url . $_COOKIE[‘lang’] . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”; } return $url; } add_filter( ‘post_link’, ‘wpd_endpoint_links’ ); add_filter( ‘page_link’, ‘wpd_endpoint_links’ ); add_filter( ‘post_type_link’, … Read more
I found that it didn’t work because both endpoints used the same route. I expected defining one for POST and one for GET would result in different callbacks, but they apparently conflict with each other. In a first time, I get the request going through simply by change the namespace for the POST. Maybe there … Read more
You don’t. Query args are not part of the route URL. Your endpoint URL is: https://iotkidsiq.com/wp-json/zaindob/v1/sync_order So needs to be registered as: register_rest_route( ‘zaindob/v1’, ‘/sync_order’, array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘updatetable’, ) ); key and msisdn are arguments that are sent to your endpoint. To define these use set the args property of the … Read more
You’re getting the 404 most likely because your custom taxonomy is not assigned to the endpoint mask (EP_PAGES) used with your endpoint. Because add_rewrite_endpoint() does work with custom post types and taxonomies, but you need to assign the endpoint mask to the post type or taxonomy during registration, via the ep_mask key in the rewrite … Read more
Why doesn’t it work? I’m not sure. That particular pattern is the same as a parent/child page request, WordPress has to do some extra queries to determine if a post exists by that name, or if it’s a page. Why this breaks when you add an endpoint, I haven’t delved into the code to determine. … Read more
Advanced custom fields uses get_field() function to retrieve the fields. So, all you have to do is to retrieve them by using: $field = get_field(‘field_name’, $post->ID, ‘format_value’); for each of your fields in the loop. You can read this page for more information. Questions about plugins are off-topic here, That’s why your question haven’t receive … Read more
Query parameters added using add_rewrite_endpoint() are available using get_query_var(). So if you register /en/ as an endpoint: function wpse_318560_en_endpoint(){ add_rewrite_endpoint(‘en’, EP_ALL); } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse_318560_en_endpoint’ ); And don’t flush rewrite rules on init. Rewrite rules only need to be flushed once. See this note in the developer docs for a way to properly flush rewrite rules … Read more
This code above works fine up to one endpoint but not working for multiple endpoints like following https://example.com/dogs/shop/prod-cat1 https://example.com/dogs/shop/prod-cat2 https://example.com/cats/shop/prod-cat1 https://example.com/cats/shop/prod-cat2 Uses template shop-cat.php & value of query variable i.e prod-cat1, prod-cat2 available on template Your request hook callback is always setting the query var to true, like so (for the shop var): if (isset($vars[‘shop’])) … Read more