Forget about connecting to your database while WordPress is ready and connected by default. Go after wpdb class for DB-specific tasks. First, call the global $wpdb variable which is the db class, and then use few methods to query your specific custom table. Not sure about the table structure? describe it first: global $wpdb; $table … Read more
Each one creates an HTML sitemap of the Magento store without any reference to blog or posts whatsoever. I think you are misunderstanding what is happening here. XML plugins for WP would not go and create arbitrary HTML sitemap. That’s just not what they are meant to do. Since you have two different things in … Read more
the_field() is a echo statement use get_field() instead. You can’t save echoed value into a variable, for that you may need to use output buffer ob_start.In your case get_field function should work.
To do that use the following function: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘custom_menu_page_removing’ ); function custom_menu_page_removing() { global $pagenow; if ( !current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) ) { $menu = array( ‘edit.php’, ‘edit-comments.php’ ); foreach ( $menu as $main ) { remove_menu_page( $main ); } if ( in_array( $pagenow, $menu, true ) && ( !isset( $_GET[‘post_type’] ) || isset( $_GET[‘post_type’] … Read more
If you want to show an image without storing it to the server and retrieving that url first, you will need to generate a local url to put in your image tag. That means using javascript. Actually, it’s quite simple (props): In the place where you want the image to appear, insert: <img id=”temporary-id” alt=”your … Read more
You can disable this portion of JavaScript code with this code : $( ‘body’ ).off( ‘click’, ‘.wc-tabs li a, ul.tabs li a’); .off( detach the listeners : http://api.jquery.com/off/
What is BOM? The UTF-8 byte order mark or simply UTF-8 BOM is a series of bytes that helps the reader to understand the encoding of the current document. These 3 bytes are: EF BB BF Or simply the Unicode character : U+FEFF In a plugin file encoded as BOM, these bytes will be output … Read more
You are using $post_id, but you have passed the post ID as $postID. As a result $a is always empty. Even if it weren’t empty, there is no PHP function srtpos. It’s strpos and you could have more straightforward logic to execute set_post_format. Wrapping it up: function CambiarPostFormat( $postID ) { $a = get_the_title( $postID … Read more
So the gist is that you have your function, you hook it into an action and then you tell WordPress to fire that action at some time on its schedule. The built in schedules that are available to you are: hourly twicedaily daily If you wanted to fire your event every hour, you would do … Read more
to test if you are on specific page, you just need to test the identifier like that : add_action(“wp_head”, function () { $idPageToTest = 32867; if ( isset($GLOBALS[“post”]) && ($GLOBALS[“post”]->ID === $idPageToTest) ) { echo “We are on page $idPageToTest.”; } }