Yes, I think your quotes after the WHERE are backwards. Try it like this: …$fields.’ WHERE wp_users.ID=’.$current_user->ID ); The “WHERE wp_users.ID=” part is plain text that is intended to be part of the query, so it needs to be in quotes. The $current_user->ID is a variable that should live outside the quotes. If that doesn’t … Read more
Turns out the site had been hacked. I understand this is pretty common with wordpress. Anyway we signed up for a plan with the nice folks at WPEngine. The site would run for just long enough to run their simple migration tool, and once they had it on their servers their impressive support kicked in. … Read more
Sorted as follows: <div class=”auth-name”> <?php echo $curauth->nickname; ?> </div> <div class=”auth-desc”> <?php echo $curauth->description; ?> </div>
This issue was resolved by clearing the browser cache and using Chrome incognito mode when necessary.
Assuming you would put this in a woocommerce template file, wherever you want it to display: <?php global $product; $regular_price = esc_attr( $product->get_display_price() ); $discount = 20; $currency = esc_attr( get_woocommerce_currency() ); $new_price = ($regular_price * $discount) / 100; echo ‘Get this product for ‘.$new_price.$currency.’ with (Promo code)’; ?> Untested, but should do the trick.
How can I customize a WordPress theme before it’s downloaded?
I got it to work using $wpdb->update: $ID = $current_user->ID; $email = sanitize_email($_POST[’email’]); $wpdb->update($wpdb->users, array(‘user_email’ => $email), array(‘ID’ => $ID)); Not exactly sure what the issue was with wp_update_user unfortunately.
Front end/Database connection in WP
Assuming the parent theme properly enqueues it’s style.css, there is no need for your child them to also enqueue it. As follows: parent themes’s functions.php add_action (‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘parent_enqueue_scripts_styles’) ; function parent_enqueue_scripts_styles () { wp_enqueue_style (‘parent_style’, get_template_directory_uri () . ‘/style.css’) ; return ; } child themes’s functions.php add_action (‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘child_enqueue_scripts_styles’) ; function child_enqueue_scripts_styles () { wp_enqueue_style … Read more
This is how I got AJAX working for me. I digested this tutorial. https://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins I created an external JS file and enqueued after jQuery because of its dependency on jQuery. I created a PHP function to respond to the AJAX call by echoing what was sent. When that worked, I made the PHP function send … Read more