Simply use a callback that you hook to wp_mail(). The first line of the function: extract( apply_filters( ‘wp_mail’, compact( ‘to’, ‘subject’, ‘message’, ‘headers’, ‘attachments’ ) ) The third argument $message is what you want to alter. Just return an array in the callback where you merge the original with your alterations.
You need to change the query settings before it is run. I’m assuming that you have a search.php page, but if not I’ll tell you where to put the code at the end. In search.php add this to the very top of the file (above the get_header() call) – $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => get_option(‘posts_per_page’), … Read more
Woocommerce is a fork (modified copy) of Jigoshop. You can run just one of those plugins, not both. The error is a result of declaring the same function declared two times, because this function was not changed in Woocommerce. The pages installed by Jigoshop were probably removed during the uninstall process. You will either find … Read more
Short answer: You can’t. Long answer: Jigoshop is designed to only allow checkout of our “product” CPT. In reality, you should have been looking at Jigoshop’s template_functions.php file which has our add to cart functions. For security reasons, Jigoshop has checks, absolutely everywhere that the CPT is in fact Jigoshop’s own product CPT. Source: I’m … Read more
For a Category landing page that only shows each ‘product_cat’ image that links to a separate page for each category, I have the following template enclosed. It doesn’t use $term->term_taxonomy_id but rather $term->term_id. Not sure if it will help, but look it over for differences from what you have. <?php /** * Product taxonomy template … Read more
If you want to use an entirely different template, you could filter 404_template and check query vars for a specific taxonomy: function wpa83050_404_template( $template=”” ){ global $wp_query; if( isset( $wp_query->query_vars[‘product_cat’] ) ) $template = locate_template( array( “product_taxonomy-no.php”, $template ), false ); return $template; } add_filter( ‘404_template’, ‘wpa83050_404_template’ ); You could also just put logic similar … Read more
You need to edit the loop-shop.php file under template (remember the file can be auto updated, so you need a backup.) <?php global $columns, $per_page; do_action(‘jigoshop_before_shop_loop’); $loop = 0; if (!isset($columns) || !$columns) $columns = apply_filters(‘loop_shop_columns’, 4); //if (!isset($per_page) || !$per_page) $per_page = apply_filters(‘loop_shop_per_page’, get_option(‘posts_per_page’)); //if ($per_page > get_option(‘posts_per_page’)) query_posts( array_merge( $wp_query->query, array( ‘posts_per_page’ => … Read more
Okay, I managed to figure it out (after far too many hours…): Here is the code, feel free to let me know if it’s ugly, as I’m new to both wordpress and php: //Query the wordpress database for product posts $my_products = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ) ); //loop through my queried posts … Read more
The simplest way is, in all honesty, to hook into wp_title and change things, and just be aware that the warnings are there but not showing in production (because you’ve property configured your server). What follows is a kind of hacky solution. If you take a look at get_queried_object… <?php function get_queried_object() { global $wp_query; … Read more
Cache issues with redis and nginx