You can merge this two json objects via array_merge. But you must decode before to a array. You have this inside your example, below as single source function. This should get the merged json object. A example function, usable for your mix_cat()method. function mergeToJSON( $obj1, $obj2 ) { $json1 = $this->test_cat(); $json2 = $this->test_cat1(); if … Read more
Code works on a page but not in a widget
Object Oriented plugin, add action and variables
I don’t know if this is the right way but by reading here , I have tried the following : added a global $MyObject in functions.php just before I create the object, and then put a global $MyObject in the header-menu.php file. This works : the object is now visible. Unless someone knows a drawback … Read more
Found the issue. First I added ini_set(‘log_errors’,TRUE); ini_set(‘error_reporting’, E_ALL); ini_set(‘error_log’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/error_log.txt’); along the define(‘WP_DEBUG’, TRUE); in my wp-config.php, this writes the errors, notices and warnings in the error_log.txt in the root folder (I don’t know why I haven’t thought of that in the first place). Then I saw the errors – I used … Read more
Ok. Problem solved. I added plugin as i said to manage autoloader and other stuff. I changed my autoloader and thanks to that i have one in place of 3. Solution was to change one piece of directory with plugin name.This is my autoloader now: public function xx_main_plugin( $class ) { $array = explode(‘\\’, $class); … Read more
The problem was caused by another method inside the class: public function create_cart_id() { if( is_user_logged_in() ) { $this->create_logged_in_cart_id(); }else { $this->create_non_logged_in_cart_id(); } return $this->cart_id; – adding that line solved the problem } This method generates the $cart_id, but it didn’t return its value, so it was not accessible from outside and returned null.
It’s possible to pass variables to class constructs. $blarg = new Marks_Manage( ‘string’ ); Now the conditional if( $marks ) returns true. If nothing is passed to the class construct: $blarg = new Marks_Manage(); Then $marks would be null and if( $marks ) evaluate as false;
If you are posting from the script to the AJAX handler, that is an entirely different request, the script has no way of knowing the my_var value, so how can it be passed back to the AJAX. But this is why you are using localize script isn’t it? Why not simply pass the value in … Read more
You can’t hook into AJAX in a template, because the template’s not going to be loaded by admin-ajax.php when the request is made. You need to hook into AJAX when the plugin is loaded. Since your hooks are defined in the class constructor (whether nor not this is a good idea is another issue), you … Read more