I have a solution to this, at least in my specific case. Solution get_template_part() did work in the end, but ACF needed the ID of the post (the Shop page). When calling ACF fields from outside of the loop you need to specify a post ID. For all of the other pages on the site … Read more
I solved my issue, so for those people who want to achieve the same thing about forcing updates using EDD, here’s the solution (or at least worked for me): First of all, when you update a plugin via the plugins page, it does via AJAX, so I had to read the /wp-admin/includes/ajax-actions.php file, and inside … Read more
You could try the Media from FTP plugin, or potentially also have a look at Add From Server (though that one hasn’t been updated for a while), as mentioned in this post.
The error you’re seeing in JS is due to those elements not existing, thus the cannot read property value of null You’re JS is using the HTML element output only in the countdownMenu function that is only called when on that specific menu page. You need to output the value, even if in a hidden … Read more
I initially misunderstood your question completely (too much tea, too focused on my initial idea of what your problem is instead of carefully reading ;). I believe that the problem isn’t that the menu is already created (admin_menu runs after init) but rather that registerPostType will only run in init if it is enabled (and … Read more
The do_shortcode() syntax requires everything in one string. <?php $lockit=”[lockercat]” . ‘your buttons etc.’ . ‘[/lockercat]’; echo do_shortcode($lockit); ?>
WooCommerce have moved this setting to the WordPress Customizer. From your WordPress admin area, browse to: Appearance -> Customise Then, from within the customiser, you can find the setting here: WooCommerce -> Product Catalogue and simply change the order under the option ‘Default Product Sorting’
A couple of different hings are going on according to your log: The “deprecated” functions mean that you’re using a theme that calls old functions. You need to update your theme to be compatible with the version of Woocommerce you are running. This doesn’t break your site, but should be addressed. The “warning” and “error” … Read more
I think you need a customized plugin to realize this. What chart engine will you use? You probably have to create a new function in function.php. I recently realized a Google chart plugin to show data in a graph. Maybe this topic will help you: Dynamic data in `wp_register_script` needed
Well, it was a plugin after all. Since several activated plugins seemed to trigger the error, I thought What is a common plugin here? It turns out that admin-language was the culprit. With hindsight, that may no be a surprise: that page says: This plugin hasn’t been tested with the latest 3 major releases of … Read more