Basic idea of how this could be done: Hook into save_post or something else which is regularly run, but only by you (could get resource intensive otherwise) Parse your content and have a look for your shortcodes. The Shortcode API could come in handy here. If you found your shortcode, save the text between your … Read more
Just loop over the posts and bump the count based on the value of ads_class: $ads_1 = $ads_2 = $ads_3 = 0; while ( $ads->have_post() ) { $ads->the_post(); switch ( ( int ) get_post()->ads_class ) { case 1 : $ads_1++; break; case 2 : $ads_2++; break; case 3 : $ads_3++; break; } } $ads_1; // … Read more
in register_settings you need to pass the names of the options you use. right now it seems like you left that call the same as from wherever you copy & pasted it (not criticizing at all here). If you need two options (why?) then you need to call it twice, once for each option. The … Read more
I’m pretty sure you don’t quote the $variable at all when doing a query with wpdb. So ‘association_first_name’ => ‘$legalname’ would be ‘association_first_name’ => $legalname But that might not solve all your problems.
Sorry for this question, I founded the solution, now I know that i’m a dummy. if($_GET[‘action’] == ‘edit’) for everyone has my same drama. (the question remains open for better suggestions about doing that, in the best and most secure way) Tank you for any suggestion.
The theme and plugin editor is an abomination, related to times when people where ignoring any security common sense in order to pretend to be user friendly, and if you have to use them then you are doing something terribly wrong. If you can use the editor then your small problem is not being able … Read more
If you want max_num_pages, you need to use WP_Query instead of get_posts. You can then use $your_query_object->max_num_pages in your code. offset and paged don’t work together, because both of them ultimately set LIMIT in the MySQL query. offset query parameter will always override paged. If you want to offset the results, you need to do … Read more
I actually found a way around this , I moved the title inside the and that made it as a link as well , since I wanted it to have the same link anyways. <a title=”<?php _e( ‘View details’, ‘wolf’ ); ?>” class=”wolf-show-entry-link” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/211020/<?php echo get_permalink( $post_id ); ?>”> Hope this could help some other … Read more
You can use PHP’s range to iterate through letters. foreach( range(‘a’, ‘j’) as $letter ) { if( get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), ‘trmet_tour_status_’ . $letter, true) ){ echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), ‘trmet_tour_status_’ . $letter, true); } }
Here is the updated code with condition <tr> <td <?php if($total_credit >= 2): ?> style=”background-color:#000000;” <?php endif; ?>> Total: <?php echo $total_credit;?> </td> </tr> Change #000000 to appropriate color code. Then the background color will be changed. Use same logic for changing the text color.