They’re just two different ways of doing the same thing. It’s up to you which one to use, or whether to use both. Neither is ‘correct’. Use whichever makes more sense to you with the structure of your plugin.
To show author avatar per post inside loop you need to modify a little: $current_post_author_id = get_the_author_meta( ‘ID’ ); <?php if (!empty(get_user_meta($current_post_author_id, ‘user_avatar’, true))): ?> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/317789/<?php echo get_user_meta($current_post_author_id,”user_avatar’, true); ?>” alt=”some text”> Try, if it works for you.
The problem is with the bbe_sortables&replace in the permalink: <My URL>/wp-json/bridge/v1/test-data/process/bbe_sortables&replace&_wpnonce=<thenonce> which results in an invalid route, where the supposedly query string is seen as part of the route: /bridge/v1/test-data/process/bbe_sortables&replace&_wpnonce=<thenonce> (the valid route for that URL is /bridge/v1/test-data/process/bbe_sortables) and eventually the REST API throws the rest_no_route error. To fix the problem, use add_query_arg() when generating … Read more
You may use the global variable $pagenow to figure out if you are on a particular admin page, in your case this would be checking if you are on the widgets.php admin page: <?php global $pagenow; if( $pagenow === ‘widgets.php’ ) { ?> <script> // JavaScript goes here </script> <?php } Furthermore, it will … Read more
I suggest starting your query by first only passing the post_type and posts_per_page arguments. This will let you know if you’re getting the right entries and if so then begin to use your filters (orderby, order, etc).
The deactivate_plugins() function is available only after the admin_init action is executed, you will either need to register ‘admin_init’ filter and run the deactivate_plugins() function there or manually include the wp-admin/includes/plugin.php file. I updated your code with the second solution below. class WP_X_Plugin{ public function __construct(){ register_activation_hook( __FILE__, array( $this , ‘activate’ ) ); $url … Read more
I noticed that the staging environment had different content in its wp-config.php and .htaccess files. I changed them to be closer to the ones on the live environment. While I was there, I noticed that some of the differing content was related to various caching plugins that we previously had installed on the staging environment. … Read more
This is what I have used to show the product category as a subtitle on my shop archive page add_action( ‘woocommerce_shop_loop_item_title’, ‘woocommerce_shop_loop_item_subtitle’, 20 ); function woocommerce_shop_loop_item_subtitle() { global $post, $product; $categ = $product->get_categories(); echo $categ; } and this is what I used to display it on the single product page add_action( ‘woocommerce_single_product_summary’, ‘woocommerce_single_item_subtitle’, 5 ); … Read more
I think YITH Woocommerce Minimum Maximum Quantity plugin is the best solution for your purpose. It enables you to set a minimum or maximum quantity for product selection. It also shows quantity/amount error messages to your customers. Moreover, you can use the plugin to set a different minimum quantity for each of the product. So, … Read more
I think you may be looking at this the wrong way. It doesn’t need to look for the $tag function anywhere in core (or anywhere else for that matter). That function needs to already be loaded in the current sequence. As long as whatever file that contains your custom function is loaded at the time … Read more