Why take empty answer foreach ( $options as $key => $title ) { rpq_plugin_debug_var( $key, ‘Key: ‘ ); rpq_plugin_debug_var( $title, ‘Title: ‘ ); $checked = checked((in_array($title, $values)), true, false); After this loop end you get empty $checked because it replace every loop step. Trace: 1: $checked = ‘checked=”checked”‘ 2: $checked = ”; 3: $checked = … Read more
$current_date is a timestamp and $compare_date is a formatted date, so you’re comparing different things. As you’re already using DateTime and as of PHP 5.2.2 DateTime objects can be compared using comparison operators, you can compare instead $expired_date (DateTime object) with today’s date as a DateTime object: $current_date = new DateTime(); $expired = new DateTime(); … Read more
Thanks for that guidance, mmm. That was helpful. I resolved the problem this way: // Adds “Send rejection email” action to Users page function jm_send_rejection_link($actions, $user_object) { if( ($_GET[‘action’] == ‘jm_send_rejection’) && ($_GET[‘user’] == $user_object->user_email) ) { $sendto = $_GET[‘user’]; $sendsub = “Your registration has been rejected.”; $sendmess = “Your registration for has been rejected.”; … Read more
I used global $wpdb; all the time, and never had to use wp-load.php. However, maybe if you clarify your question, it would be easier to know what you want for a better answer.
Are you failing to supply the trailing slash on the pre-rewrite URL? That regex won’t match without it. Since your /parent-page and /parent-page/child-page are WordPress pages you shouldn’t be using .htacceess for this at all, because it would prevent WordPress from loading for those URLs. Instead you should be hooking to query_vars so WordPress won’t … Read more
You can use options to customize this for every site. Options are stored separately for each site. So, inside your header you can do something like <?php $login_link = get_option(“worduoso_login_link”); $login_text = get_option(“worduoso_login_text”); ?> and then print it like this <?php if($login_link && $login_text): ?> <div class=”added-header”><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/273810/<?php echo $login_link; ?>”><?php echo $login_text; ?></a></div><?php endif; … Read more
That’s not how you chain multiple conditions with an if statement. Try this <ul> <?php foreach ($categories as $category) { ?> <?php if ($category->name !== ‘Slides’ && $category->name !== ‘Uncategorized’) { ?> <li><?php echo $category->name; ?></li> <?php } else { ?> <li>Unknown</li> <?php } ?> <?php } ?> </ul>
Instead of trying to use “excluded categories”, I think you should use “included categories”. One solution would be : create an array of the catagories you want to exclude create an array of all the categories use “array_diff” to build an array of the categories to be included Or maybe you can work with the … Read more
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Absolutely nothing about this is any simple. WordPress was never engineered to smoothly integrate with other systems. Though that is quite commonly done in practice. You have multiple distinct challenges here that all need to be studied, scoped, and developed: What data needs to be saved in WP installation and which data structures are appropriate … Read more