Your code runs only on post type archive pages. Unless your home page is a post type archive (doubtful) this code won’t run. Change this: if ( is_main_query() && is_post_type_archive() ) { To this: if ( is_main_query() ) { And see what happens. The code will execute on every main query — every page–, including … Read more
Nesting functions in PHP very rarely makes sense. There are some advanced reason for doing it, but I doubt they are needed in this case. class TweetFeedIt { function tweet_feed_it() { function twitter_username_callback() { function tweet_count_callback() { […] } } } } The add_action() function can take up to 4 parameters, but those parameters are … Read more
Well I actually figured it out. Leaving the code in case someones need it later: // Add sidebar for shop loop header function my_custom_before_shop_loop_sidebar() { dynamic_sidebar(‘shop-loop-header-sidebar’); } add_action( ‘woocommerce_before_shop_loop’, ‘my_custom_before_shop_loop_sidebar’, 2);
Check your WooCommerce System Status to make sure there are no red entries, especially in the Pages section Test your checkout process with the console active Check your server error logs for any entries that relate to the pay page How to use the Google Chrome console : https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/console How to use FireBug for FireFox … Read more
If you’re trying to catch the pattern ‘/forums/user’, you could use PHP’s stringpos function. Something like this should capture what you’re looking for: $url_pattern = “/forums/user”; $requested_uri = $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; if(strpos($requested_uri, $url_pattern) == 0){ //Your code goes here } Make sure if you have “enforce trailing slashes” set that you use “/forums/user/” as your matching pattern … Read more
Unless you want to use PHP to run queries directly on your database, you’ll have to use a REST API and Javascript to gather the data. One point worth noting is these REST API’s also use direct database queries in order to gather info to return to you when you make a request. This means … Read more
wp_script_is() would tell you is the script is enqueued but you’d need to know the handle. If you really need to know if the script is enqueued you will probably have to crawl the $wp_scripts global for the actual file name. Try: global $wp_scripts; var_dump($wp_scripts); // after the wp_enqueue_scripts hook That will dump a huge … Read more
Without coding the whole thing yourself, this sounds like what the Cred plugin was written to do. Using the Toolset suite is, of course, limiting compared to doing everything hands-on but the trade-offs in terms of deployment time are pretty massive. If you want to get down with a lot of hand coding, there are … Read more
Yes, we need jQuery for that. The first thing is to give proper classes and ID’s to the elements. In manage_users_custom_column, add a class and a data selector to the checkbox: “<input type=”checkbox” data-approval=”#approval-$user_id” class=”my-class” value=”{$column_value}” />” And in user_row_actions, an ID to the <a> tag: id=’approval-$user_id’. Now, we have all the elements properties and … Read more
or / NOTE: Of course change 3 to the appropriate user ID $u = new WP_User( 3 ); // Remove role $u->remove_role( ‘subscriber’ ); // Add role $u->add_role( ‘editor’ ); Super Admin – somebody with access to the site network administration features and all other features. See the Create a Network article. Administrator – somebody … Read more