After talking with some of the WooCommerce people on Slack, I realized that the problem here is probably this pattern, in frontend/cart.js – due to the fact, that my store uses the AJAX functionality that WooCommerce provides. var show_notice = function( html_element, $target ) { if ( ! $target ) { $target = $( ‘.woocommerce-notices-wrapper:first’ … Read more
I have found a javascript solution. Here is the code: member.js (needs jQuery) $jq = jQuery.noConflict(); $jq(document).ready(function () { redirect_on_save_func(); }); function redirect_on_save_func() { var qvars = get_query_func(); var nq = []; $jq.each(qvars, function (vk, vv) { if (vk.match(‘meta_warning*’) == null) nq.push(vk + ‘=’ + encodeURIComponent(vv)); }); var hr = window.location.href; var nqs = hr.split(‘?’)[0] … Read more
WordPress multiple admin notices on post update/add
Given that the page works if you leave the original query alone, your solution is pretty simple. Leave the original query alone. You don’t need to overwrite that query in order to created secondary loops. Instead of this: query_single(‘dealers’, ‘publish’, ‘1’, $taxtype, $value); if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); You want: $myq = new … Read more
The quick and dirty way to do it is to create a file named .maintenance at the root of the site– same directory as license.txt— and add a bit of PHP: <?php die(); Of course, you can create whatever markup and messages you’d like before the die();, but there is very little WordPress available since … Read more
WP_Http is a: Core class used for managing HTTP transports and making HTTP requests. so it should most likely be this link: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_http/ instead of: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/WP_Http that redirects you to: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_http_supports/ Then there are wrappers like wp_remote_get(), wp_remote_post(), wp_safe_remote_get(), wp_safe_remote_post(), wp_remote_retrieve_response_code(), download_url(), … etc, that makes it easier to use. Check out e.g. the HTTP … Read more
The example from the codex, the array of argument is now required. global $post, $current_user; //for this example only 🙂 $commentdata = array(‘comment_post_ID’ => $post->ID, // to which post the comment will show up ‘comment_author’ => ‘Another Someone’, //fixed value – can be dynamic ‘comment_author_email’ => ‘[email protected]’, //fixed value – can be dynamic ‘comment_author_url’ => … Read more
Okay, so just in case anyone needs help on the same thing I did… here is my solution. Instead of a php/wordpress solution, I used javascript. Id love to see the php/wordpress solution if someone wants to post it. <?php // Admin Custom JS add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘admin_custom_js’); function admin_custom_js() { ?> <script> // update date (month) … Read more
You inserting the value of the get_option(‘go_to_top_or_bottom’);as a property in the $this->options so when you actual try to print it like this print_r($this->options[‘turn_on’]);you get the index error because this is a property!!! Correct way will be $this->options[‘turn_on’]=get_option(‘go_to_top_or_bottom’); Update I see that the $options is a private meaning you cannot access it outside of the class. … Read more
I’m unaware of any hooks that tap in in the pop up, but there might be. If not, you could use some jQuery to put your message on the pop-up when Add Media is clicked. I was able to with the following: add_action(‘admin_head’,’myplugin_add_media_popup_notice’); function myplugin_add_media_popup_notice() { ?> <script> jQuery(window).load(function() { // the MEDIA buttons you … Read more