Do you have the original copy of the theme’s functions.php file? Replace it in order to restore access to your website. But, as the error indicates, you have an unexpected < in your code on line 291. This means that there was an extra character added that wasn’t necessary and throws off your code. Open … Read more
Is there any way to parse blocks inside widget area?
taxonomy & term won’t be set (in this case), since query vars are mapped from GET/POST. In other words, $qv[‘large_feature’] = 291 (see wp_edit_posts_query() and WP_Query::get_posts() for the big picture). add_filter( ‘parse_query’,’convert_large_feature_id_to_taxonomy_term_in_query’ ); function convert_large_feature_id_to_taxonomy_term_in_query( $query ) { global $pagenow; $qv =& $query->query_vars; if ( $pagenow == ‘edit.php’ && isset( $qv[‘large_feature’] ) && ctype_digit( $qv[‘large_feature’] … Read more
I encountered a similar requirement, and could not find a ready-made solution for this, so I created a function that is based on the standard PHP function parse_url() and added to this over time to extract everything that I could think of. Below is my code and two examples of the output. This will extract … Read more
You should be able to get the current url from $url = add_query_arg(). Then assuming, the structure: www.example.com/page/subpage/news/ID/post you can use preg_match to extract /page/subpage/news. Then it would be simple matter of using get_page_by_path();. If that fails you can then check /page/subpage/ and finally /page.
Try using the code below to display the html for your block. I found the solution here. render_block( $block )
Retrieve “type” of query from url: Previous suggestions As noted in the linked answer, there’s url_to_postid(). This will just get you the ID of the object at that endpoint. Long story short, this function will only return an ID and then run a new \WP_Query to get the post type object from the DB and … Read more
Maybe your FTP program has removed line-brakes burring upload. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28163344/parse-error-syntax-error-unexpected-end-on-line-1 toscho feel free to post your comment as an answer. I just thought I would do it so this thread could be marked as answered
Looking at your code – $lastarray will not be an array of ID’s (as you might be expecting), but an array with a single element containing a string of comma separated IDs. $output is already an array of the $attr[‘id’] – try commenting (add // to the start) to the lines starting with $testarray and … Read more
What works is calling WP’s Ajax endpoint. Note that it is not the address of your partial, but the fixed WP address for all AJAX calls wp_localize_script(‘handle’, ‘myLocalized’, array( ‘ajaxUrl’ => admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ) ) ); provides the endpoint adress in the JS object myLocalized. You send all requests to that page and refer to … Read more