Use get_option with $emailTo on contact page
Is this what you are looking for? You want to get the option and output it? $emailTo = wpJediOptions::get_option(‘my_option’, ’email_1′); echo $emailTo;
Is this what you are looking for? You want to get the option and output it? $emailTo = wpJediOptions::get_option(‘my_option’, ’email_1′); echo $emailTo;
Use the admin-post action hook to intercept POST requests and process forms. The admin_url() function can be used to output the correct URL, and use wp_redirect() to redirect back to your plugin page after processing. And do yourself and your users a favor- don’t reinvent wheels and add tables when the native tables and API … Read more
You could try serializing the array so that it becomes a flattened textual representation of the values it contains. e.g. $testArr = [3,4,”test”, 56]; echo serialize($testArr); gives: a:4:{i:0;i:3;i:1;i:4;i:2;s:4:”test”;i:3;i:56;} However, you should probably consider using user sessions for this rather than cookies.
Simply put, you need different paged variables for each paged element on the same page. Otherwise, like it happens for you, they will use the same and logically be on the same page. The codex entry for paginate_links() gives a basic example for the usage of the paged variable. Now for an explanation on how … Read more
get_the_ID gives you the ID of the current post, but at no point during that loop do you change what the current post is. It’s always the last post processed in the previous loop because that’s the last time you called the_post(). This is why you always get the same ID. Instead, store the ID: … Read more
wp_nav_menu displays the menu created in the Appearences > Menu section of wordpress admin area. That is where you can “print the menu with correct children names”. Unless there is some other code in your functions that is messing with the wp_nav_menu function.
Besides this suggestion, here is a simple SQL query adapted from the core wp_get_archives function: SELECT YEAR(post_date) AS `year`, MONTH(post_date) AS `month`, count(ID) as posts FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type=”post” AND post_status=”publish” GROUP BY YEAR(post_date), MONTH(post_date) ORDER BY post_date DESC This would provide with a structure like this: +——+——-+——-+ | year | month | posts | … Read more
It seems that the problem was that I was adding the function to ‘init’ and where the preview was not updated. Adding it to wp_enqueue_script solved my issue. Changed add_action(‘init’, ‘autoCompileLess’); to add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘autoCompileLess’);
Creating a user ‘add custom field’ section
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