I’m not entirely certain, but I think you are looking to use this plugin or one like it. http://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-digital-downloads/ You should be able to create free download pages for no cost to your users. Another option would be to just use a second page. In post option “Download Link” box, put the link of another … Read more
Further to my comment: I ran across a very similar issue with get_sidebar(), which I expected (incorrectly) to work the same as get_template_part(). A work-around is to do something like this: // instead of using get_header( ‘404’ ); , do this: get_template_part( ‘header’, ‘404’ ); // which should select ‘header-404.php’, or, if it doesn’t // … Read more
The initial thing that jumps out is that you’re using: template=default in the URL, but in the code you are using if( isset($_GET[‘_wp_page_template’]) && !empty($_GET[‘_wp_page_template’]) ) { you should be checking: if( isset($_GET[‘template’]) && !empty($_GET[‘template’]) ) { Also, don’t forget to sanitize the $_GET as that’s user input and cannot be trusted. Hope that helps.
How to divide posts (custom post type) content on multiple pages?
I am guessing that $dataAccess is instantiated as a global. If that is true, this code… $slug = $location = htmlspecialchars(urldecode(get_query_var(‘slug’))); $office = $dataAccess->getProfile($slug); … should also work in a wp_title callback. You’d just need global $dataAccess; to pull the variable into scope, though there are probably more elegant ways to do it.
WP Template Hierarchy – Need help choosing the correct templates
All types of templates have filters to let you control what template is loaded. For pages there’s page_template, where you can check the queried page against an ID, or see if the ID exists in an array of a page’s ancestor IDs. function wpd_page_template_filter( $template ){ // the ID of Mango page $parent_page = 20; … Read more
You should really learn how to use debug mode in WordPress. You should go and read this page: Debugging WordPress. The reason being is this line of code add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘print__my_inline_script’ ); If you had debug enabled, you would have seen a message like this Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, … Read more
WooCommerce uses a custom post type called product for its product. Your shop page appears to be looking for a products archive. I can tell this because of the slug – post-type-archive-product Have you tried renaming your custom shop template file archive-product.php? This should override the default archive template.
Passing query variables to a custom page template