JSON Schema Output Object rather than Array
JSON Schema Output Object rather than Array
JSON Schema Output Object rather than Array
Instead of going for a complex nested array, I decided that it might be best to keep it to simple two level set of arrays. $x = array( 101 => [ (int $parent_id), (bool $completed) ], 102 => [ (int $parent_id), (bool $completed) ], 103 => [ (int $parent_id), (bool $completed) ], 104 => [ … Read more
Images names not inserting in WordPress Database from Dynamic Add / Remove fields
I’m a bit confused by how the code relates, but here’s how I would work with the data in the provided screenshot. This is looping through the data array and accessing the quoted USD, if it exists. I’m adding the prices to an array by the object’s ID just to give you an example. $prices … Read more
From an example in the Developer Reference: To get the id of the inserted object use $wpdb->insert_id; global $wpdb; $table = $wpdb->prefix.’you_table_name’; $data = array(‘column1’ => ‘data one’, ‘column2’ => 123); $format = array(‘%s’,’%d’); $wpdb->insert($table,$data,$format); $my_id = $wpdb->insert_id;
pulling in external JSON search results into WordPress
The image array you are sending includes all images you want attached to the product. If you want to remove one image, you need to send all original image id’s minus the one you want to remove,
I asked this on stack overflow as well. You can find that answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/56801044/343292 I’ll copy and paste the answer below incase the link ever breaks. It worked for me. I used the dynamic way. ANSWER FROM @Sally CJ Note: I’m assuming WordPress is installed in the root folder. So if you want http://example.com/apple-app-site-association … Read more
You could use a combination of update_post_meta(), set_objetc_terms(), and wp_update_post() to update your products. It is a good idea to use taxonomies (product categories and product attributes in WooC) as extensively as possible to store common product data as it makes searching for products faster compared to storing the data in post_meta. Here’s a concept … Read more
You’re very close. $order->update_meta_data() will update the meta value inside the $order object, but it will not store the change in the database. To save changes to a WooCommerce CRUD object you need to run the save() method: if ( $response_code == 200 ) { $order->update_meta_data( ‘token_received_key’, $token ); $order->save(); }