If you use the _fields argument, then it needs to include id. Otherwise, getEntityRecords() will always return a null, even if the REST API request succeeded. So to fix the issue in question, you just need to add id to your args, i.e. _fields: ‘id,name,slug’. You should also know that per_page is limited to 100, … Read more
I hope you’re doing well! I wonder if adding a priority to your filter would fix the issue. In the past I’ve had filters not fire because the default priority was too high or low. Could you try something like this: add_action( ‘et_after_main_content’, ‘bgt_add_conditional_code_to_event_pages’, 9999 ); And see if that resolves the issue? From what … Read more
It turns out that the calls to /wp-admin/post.php are due to there being custom meta boxes on the post compose page. The initial XHR request is to the WP API to save the post, but then additional XHR calls are made to process the meta boxes. This then re-saves the post, and calls the transition_post_status … Read more
Posting the solution that worked for me in case it helps anyone in the future (Credit to Rup & WooCommerce Community Slack) I was filtering the tax class getter on the cart side and that was doing what I needed, so I was focused on figuring out how to also filter the tax class getter … Read more
Custom Query Var Moving s to a custom query variable when a page is explicitly requested should be simple enough: function wpse390935_set_page_search_qv( $wp ) { $qvs = $wp->query_vars; if( empty( $qvs[‘s’] ) || ( empty( $qvs[‘pagename’] ) && empty( $qvs[‘page_id’] ) ) ) return; $wp->query_vars[‘page_search’] = $qvs[‘s’]; unset( $wp->query_vars[‘s’] ); } add_action( ‘parse_query’, ‘wpse390935_set_page_search_qv’ ); … Read more
The linked answer was written in 2019, yet the new field guide (“Adding icons in Twenty Twenty”) was written about a year later (2020), so you should just use that new field guide, and in response to the main issue: I am trying to add an icon to the Twenty Twenty-One social icons, but having … Read more
You get the error because WordPress attempted to parse the request which means WordPress tries to find a resource such as a post or category archive which matches the request URL (/download.php), and when not found, WordPress sets the HTTP status header to 404 Not Found. So to fix the issue, you could use parse_request … Read more
Do no modify the queried_object property, instead use the set methods to modify the query to achieve your desired output. Below example will work. Use only one of the query, page_id(when you are setting a page id) or post__in/p (when you are setting post_id’s array or a post_id respectively). function replaceQuery( $query ) { if … Read more
Remove the function inside the function, and instead call the wp_register_script and register_block_type inside the large function. Finally, remove the inner add_action() call, so you only have the ending one for the large function. function irm_lockdown_author_role() { if (isset($userrole->roles[0])) { $current_role = $userrole->roles[0]; } else { $current_role=”no_role”; } if (‘author’ == $current_role) { /* function … Read more
When you add a filter to post_type_link, you are telling WordPress to run the hooked function on the result of the get_post_permalink() function. So any time that function runs, so does yours. When I tested the filter myself, I only saw a printed message once for each link, but if you have something like this: … Read more