are we talking about the single product view or the product archive pages (shop,categories)? because the text beside the checkbox/option states, roughly translated: »activate ajax-checkout-button on product archive pages« and on all the installations i did so for, that is the way its working – ajax checkout on the archives, but not on the single … Read more
The reliable two–way sync is simply not something that have happened in WordPress. The typical way is in line with what you are doing — pulling a copy of production database into development environment. Note that this is commonly the one direction it goes. It’s much more problematic to try sync development back to production. … Read more
What have you done to add the symlink? In using VVV I am able to symlink using your plugin tester code: # ssh into vagrant $ vagrant ssh # create symlink $ sudo ln -s /srv/www/wordpress-default/wp-content/testing-dir/tester /srv/www/wordpress-default/wp-content/plugins/tester
You need a to use a few hooks for that take a look at mike’s answer to a similar question. Hope this Helps
You can always include the files of the plugins in your theme functions.php file. Of course you should put it into some reasonable structure to not get your theme bloated with the files and the code :). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6974006/wordpress-package-plugin-with-theme How to bundle a plugin with a theme, or vice versa You can use code like this … Read more
There’s not a good way to prepend a permalink with a URI base that I know of and keep WordPress happy at the same time. You can however add the language to the end of the URI with add_rewrite_endpoint(); add_action(‘init’, ‘foobar_rewrite_tag’); function foobar_rewrite_tag(){ $languages = array(‘en’, ‘sp’); // Probably have this sourced from your plugin … Read more
You basically need to create an area outside of your current theme in which to create some content that you can stick into an iframe. You just give your user something like this: <iframe src=”http://yoursite.com/iframe/”></iframe> And they have your posts on their site! Step one is going to be creating a URL end point for … Read more
You could try to debug the output like this: function test_phpmailer_init( $phpmailer ) { echo ‘<pre>’; var_dump( $phpmailer ); echo ‘</pre>’; return $phpmailer; } add_action( ‘phpmailer_init’, ‘test_phpmailer_init’ ); The code in your question is correct, the problem is with your local SMTP application. If you are using a local SMTP server (e.x. Papercut), it only … Read more
It gets its label using a localisation call, __(‘IBAN’, ‘woocommerce’), so you could always just intercept that and change the text: /** * filter translations, to replace some WooCommerce text with our own * @param string $translation the translated text * @param string $text the text before translation * @param string $domain the gettext domain … Read more
Use the pre_get_posts action to detect some filter vars in the URL and filter the query accordingly. For example, say your form sets price_low and price_high GET vars, so the URL looks like: domain.com/?price_low=100&price_high=1000 Then your filter function checks for the presence of those vars and creates the meta_query. This example is checking if it’s … Read more