I don’t really understand what you’re trying to do. Why don’t you just call the function inside the shortcode handler? This looks more like general PHP question. Say we have a variable in our functions.php or wherever you define your shortcodes: $another_var = doSomeFunctionThatReturnsData(); With modern anonymous functions, you can pass variables using the use … Read more
What’s the right way to validate JSON data coming from an AJAX POST request?
First thing to check is make sure you visit permalinks page, or call the flush_rewrite_rules function once after you call add_rewrite_rules otherwise the rule will not get applied. So to restate your question, is it correct that you’re trying to achieve rewriting this: example.com/project-centers/kitchen/x/y/z To this: eample.com/index.php?pagename=kitchen&var1=x&var2=y&var3=z If that’s correct, your code looks like it … Read more
It was woocommerce, it has a setting “geolocalize users with cache support” which adds this parameter to every single url and link. I noticed that the hash appended was the same in every browser on my computer, so I realized it wasn’t a “session” hash, but an IP address hash.
Display value of the GET parameter in a new URL page
After tinkering obsessively, I have solved the problem. As stated above, this is the failing shortcode entered in the post [product product_sell_price=$765 product_description=20”x16” oil on stretched linen. Varnished for protection and ease of cleaning. Includes the frame as shown and is ready to hang.] This is the shortcode that works perfectly: [product product_sell_price=$765 product_description=’20”x16” oil … Read more
You have an action hook named use_colors_here and you run the hook using do_action( ‘use_colors_here’, $data ), but I don’t see where you call add_action() for that hook? I mean, the do_action() and add_action() should be used like so: // This adds a callback to the use_colors_here hook. add_action( ‘use_colors_here’, ‘some_function’ ); // And this … Read more
As the docs for add_shortcode() state, Every shortcode callback is passed three parameters by default, including an array of attributes ($atts), the shortcode content or null if not set ($content), and finally the shortcode tag itself ($shortcode_tag), in that order. Use the shortcode_atts() to define what attributes are allowed and set default values for those … Read more
If you were willing to use a plugin you could use Custom Post Type UI to create a “products” custom post type. Any post made inside this post type would give the permalink you wanted.
I got my code working now. Here is the below code that append that extra parameter to the end of the URL specified above. add_action(‘init’, ‘add_custom_query_for_search’); function add_custom_query_for_search(){ global $wp; $tempUrl = home_url() . add_query_arg( $wp->query_vars ) . ‘&propertyType=RNT’; if( ! isset($_GET[‘propertyType’]) && (strpos($tempUrl, ‘homes-for-sale-search’) !== false) ){ wp_redirect($tempUrl); die; } }