One thing you might want to do is add this code to the output: <pre><?php print_r($meta); ?></pre> Then have a look and make sure you are accessing the correct array keys. Once your sure, I think you need to verify checkboxes against a value of on or off. So you may need to change this … Read more
If you are not using multiple key & values, I’d try it this way // This function adds a meta box with a callback function of my_metabox_callback() function add_my_meta_box() { $var1 = ‘this’; $var2 = ‘that’; add_meta_box( ‘metabox_id’, ‘Metabox Title’, ‘my_metabox_callback’, ‘page’, ‘normal’, ‘low’, array( ‘foo’ => $var1, ‘bar’ => $var2) ); } // $post … Read more
It seems to me like this is just a regular addition to functions. Since you are asking, I think you may not be getting the result you are looking for. If this was my project, I would create a new plugin, install it into the regular plugin list so that it does not get overwritten … Read more
This will be made in the side of the template. First get all the sizes into an array: $allSizes = array( ‘XS’ => ‘Extra Small’, ‘S’ => ‘Small’, ‘M’ => ‘Medium’, ‘L’ => ‘Large’, ‘XL’ => ‘Extra Large’, ‘XXL’ => ‘Extra Extra Large’, ); echo ‘<ul>’; $outStock = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘Sizes_available’, true); Then let’s compare if … Read more
Actually your question is off-topic here, because it’s javascripts specific and not specific to WordPress. But I’m answering it and making it more WordPress-centric so that others get help too. The following function will enqueue a custom.js file from your theme folder’s /js subfolder to only admin panel (put it in functions.php of your theme): … Read more
You get that error, because the $_GET and $_POST are not filled on every admin page with that data. Also, your code should never rely on globals, they can be changed by any other code, so they are not reliable. So don’t use global $post;, $_POST or $_GET when you can get the information from … Read more
You forgot to declare the variable $main_detail. Since it’s a meta field you need to retrieve it first before you add it. $main_detail = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_main_detail’, true); Also, I can see that some errors in your code. echo ‘<label >’;?><?php _e( ‘short description:’ );?></label> Should be.. echo ‘<label >’ . _e( “short description:” ) . … Read more
That code doesn’t call the metaboxes of the good screen. Try this to call the metaboxes of the current screen. do_meta_boxes(”, ‘normal’, ‘saed’);
It can be done just following regular way to use Ajax in WordPress. https://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins First register a script file and also create an AJAX Call. wp_enqueue_script( ‘meta-ajaxscript’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/ajax-init.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), ”, true ); wp_localize_script( ‘meta-ajaxscript’, ‘ajaxMeta’, array( ‘ajaxurl’ => admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ) )); Second, Wrap your metadata with a parent element by … Read more
Try this.. function custom_meta_box_markup() { global $post; $meta_box_text = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘meta-box-text’, true ); ?> <div> <label for=”meta-box-text”>Day</label> <input name=”meta-box-text” type=”text” value=”<?php echo $meta_box_text;?>”> </div> <?php } You are missing the $post global variable which holds the post data.