Well, for me the problem, was including during the post content it would not work, but if i did included in the top of the page template model i created, then it would work if i used something like this: VALID FOR PHP 5.3+ $array = array(“keywords” => “keywords here”, “description” => “desc here”); add_action( … Read more
If you are working in a php file such as a template, you can use $_GET to extract the url variables. For example, if your url was mydomain.com/page?color=blue you would print it on screen by: <?php echo $_GET[‘color’]; ?> This would print “blue”. So to make a conditional statement out of this, you could do: … Read more
here is the full code to force change theme by a reserved wordpress parameter add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘my_pre_get_posts’ ); function my_pre_get_posts($wp_query) { global $wpdb; // Confirm request is main query if(!$wp_query->is_main_query()) { return; } // Get post name from query $post_name = $wp_query->get(‘pagename’); // Get post type from database $post_type = $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare( ‘SELECT post_type FROM … Read more
Simply use date as a value to orderby and DESC as value to order. This will get posts which was published the most recently.
Use this one- ‘category__not_in’ => array( 93, 94, 95 ), instead of- ‘category_not_in’ => 93, Note: The term is category__not_in, not category_not_in. Use 2 underscores after category. Edit: You are using- ‘offset’ => 1 That forces to show posts from 2nd one (skips the first post). So, it’s showing one post less! If you use … Read more
You want get_field() (which returns the value), not the_field() (which echo’s the value): $var = get_field( ‘menu2’ );
Per comments, just use pre_get_posts filter (no query_posts()) very much as you have it with a few adjustments, eg test for $query->is_category( ‘news’ ) so that it only runs on news queries, and set the default to “2014” rather than bailing on no $_GET, eg function wpse129223_custom_meta_query( $query ) { // If not on the … Read more
Simple answer: Don’t add a separate PHP file for AJAX requests. Declare the functions that will be used in your plugin and load them via admin-ajax.php. add_action(‘wp_ajax_custom_action_name’,’custom_action_handler’); // to make AJAX action available for non-logged in users: add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_custom_action_name’,’custom_action_handler’); function custom_action_handler() { global $wpdb; // optionally keep the actual functions separately // include(dirname(__FILE__).’/ajax-handler.php’); // custom_ajax_handler_process(); // … Read more
Shortcodes are intended to be used by humans, to be some kind of macro that even the most techno-phobic author can use. If you need to have arrays of attributes, or any other complex structure for which the author has to attend CS 101 in order to understand its use, your shortcode is just a … Read more
If you have this shortcode: [product id=”2″] Which is redered by this: add_shortcode( ‘product’, ‘getSingleProduct’ ); function getSingleProduct( $atts ) { shortcode_atts( [ ‘id’ => ‘0’, ], $atts ); // Do someting with the “2”. do_request( ‘GET’, get_api_url() . ‘api/product/’ . “2” ); // This “2” comes from the shortcode } You can get the … Read more