No, it’s not possible if you want to follow the best practice, and neither you need and should do it. When you make an AJAX call, some parts or WordPress’s core will be loaded based on the AJAX type (whether it’s admin-Ajax or REST-API). It is vital for this to happen, since some scripts demand … Read more
Solved. Works fine without dataType: json in ajax-script.js and header(‘Content-Type: application/json’); in php file
Try to use orderby name and order asc and desc to achieve category order $categories = get_categories( array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ ) ); foreach( $categories as $category ) { echo $category_names = $category[1]->name; } // echo wp_json_encode($category_names);
You have an error here echo ‘<td>’ . $tab4_arr->username; .'</td>’; Remove the ;
The error almost answers your question. Rename the folder for the plugin inlinks and the site should be restored. You may have to clear your browser’s cache. Once that is done you can work out the PHP error which is likely the result of using PHP versions on your dev and live server that are … Read more
I had no problem until I working with my localhost. After uploading, I was able to edit css files but not php files. after a lot of research, I found problem source is enabling HTTPS protocol. I changed url to normal HTTP and everything was good. After some research, finally enabling openssl extension in php.ini … Read more
Initial thoughts are that it depends where your load_marque.php file is located. I assume within a theme or plugin. If so, what happens when the file is called directly. If there are some errors, these will be shown on the page. Based on the on here https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/wpdb your query your query may need to be … Read more
So If I understand correctly you are creating a custom import plugin to wordpress outside the normal wordpress scope. Therefore you don’t have access to the functions inside .pluggable.php like is_user_logged_in you can redefine them in your plugin or you can just use require_once( ABSPATH . “wp-includes/pluggable.php” ); You will also not be able to … Read more
I anwser myself: <?php the_content(‘readmore’, true); ?>
$file_name = “text1_text2-10212-etc_125.jpg”; $result = preg_replace(“/[\-_]/”, ” “, $file_name); ECHO $result; OUTPUT text1 text2 10212 etc 125.jpg Link for DEMO