After doing lots of research I got my result with below code. To achieve final result I have to install WC Fields Factory plugin and pass dynamic value using console log or variable def Use this code under .js file and make sure it’s getting trigger when button is getting click. $w.event.subscribe(“item.book.click”, function(item) { $(‘[name=”room_type”]’)[0].value … Read more
Check this page out, http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API It contains links to Actions (Codex Action Reference) Filters (Codex Filter Reference) Also check Adam Brown’s WordPress Hooks Database,
Not a print to WordPress plugin as such, but this will import the PDF text into the editor. https://wordpress.org/plugins/aspose-pdf-importer/ Or use a custom PHP class such as: http://www.phpclasses.org/package/9423-PHP-Convert-PDF-to-HTML-using-Poppler.html which will convert the pdf to html, hopefully with styles. You’d need to create a page template for the html if you want to change the entire … Read more
If you have deactivated the first one you should be able to use the new one without any hassle. When the plugin deactivated, WP core don’t call any of it function or doesn’t use any thing else from it. But if you activated both of them then it can cause function re-declaration etc.
I’ve got it to show the variation name in a separate div on “hover”, but not yet on “click” as there seems to be a conflict somewhere with WooCommerce. First of all, place an empty div somewhere on the single product page in your child theme, I’m using /single-product/meta.php. My div looks like this: <div … Read more
Check permissions on all WP folders. Check the htaccess file. Delete any unknown files throughout your hosting area. (Carefully.) Change all of your hosting passwords (including FTP accounts; delete any you don’t know). Strong passwords! Reinstall WP (from your admin – Dashboard, Updates). Reinstall all themes (deactivate, uninstall, reinstall, reactivate). Same for plugins (although header.php … Read more
The best way to do this would be to use CSS3 media quires: @media (max-device-width: 480px) but requires more work. The quick and dirty way to make your WordPress theme app-like would be to add the viewport meta tag to the <head> of your page: <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1″> Viewport scales you page to … Read more
Found the issue. I have used action as a url arg, which WP uses for all its actions such as approve_comment, trash_post etc. Changed it to a custom word and my code worked like a charm!
WP_Query does not have child_of argument. You might be looking for post_parent or post_parent__in, see Post & Page Parameters.
You could filter get_blogs_of_user and add this particular blog to the returned list. Pseudo-code, not tested: add_filter( ‘get_blogs_of_user’, ‘add_special_blog’, 10, 3 ); function add_special_blog( $blogs, $user_id, $all ) { $new_blog = get_blog_details( $special_blog_id ); $blogs[ $special_blog_id ] = (object) array( ‘userblog_id’ => $special_blog_id, ‘blogname’ => $new_blog->blogname, ‘domain’ => $new_blog->domain, ‘path’ => $new_blog->path, ‘site_id’ => $new_blog->site_id, … Read more