Please try using acf/save_post action that will hook in after ACF data has been saved. add_action(‘acf/save_post’, ‘check_values’); function check_values($post_id){ if(get_field(‘status’, $post_id ) == “closed”) { sendSMS(); } }
In WordPress using the Gutenberg Block Editor, in the control panel to the right, you have an excerpt box: In the Classic Editor you have a metabox under the main post content area: If you don’t see it there, go to the top of your screen, on the right under the WP Admin Bar, click … Read more
It looks like you just have an operator precedence issue. Your logic here will always return true if $stat == ‘Sold Stat’ regardless of the result of in_category(‘secret-category’). Try this, the extra parenthesis will force the || statement to be evaluated separately: if (in_category(‘secret-category’) && ($stat == ‘NFS Stat’ || $stat == ‘Sold Stat’)) { … Read more
If you’re hooking into publish_post, that fires before meta is ready. Either get the meta from the POST object, or use a different hook – possibly update_post_meta.
I was looking for a solution to the same problem – I couldn’t find any help with this online but I was able to figure it out myself, so for anyone else here is the solution: Change the hook from woocommerce_order_refunded to woocommerce_order_partially_refunded. This will only fire when an order is partially refunded. If you … Read more
I get returned on the very first conditional Are you sure? Because it seems to me that it’s likely the second one which verifies the nonce. if ( ! wp_verify_nonce( $_POST[‘_hgod_fichas_mb_nonce’], ‘_hgod_fichas_mb_nonce’ ) ) { return; } But even if the first conditional is also exiting the function, you should know that the second parameter … Read more
Your code is interfering with the internal structure of WP_Query and WP_Post, and making assumptions about how it works. This is extremely unusual, and not best practice when developing with WordPress. Case in point, officially there is no post_meta member variable on that class ( https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_post/ ). That’s not how you fetch a posts meta … Read more
The fourth parameter is $screen, which in your case is set to post, so all you have to do is specify the website post type instead: function website_add_meta_box() { add_meta_box( ‘website-website’, __(‘Website’, ‘website’), ‘website_html’, ‘website’, ‘normal’, ‘default’ ); } Documentation here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_meta_box/ As an aside, your save_post hook applies to any post or custom post … Read more
You wrote .comment-list but that’s not the class, it’s .commentlist. You may also need to target the anchor link inside that tag explicitly to override link colours
You can easily inspect all the metadata for any post like so: // 123 is the (attachment) post ID var_dump( get_post_meta( 123 ) ); And in a default WordPress setup with no plugins or theme which add custom metadata to the image attachment post, the metadata you’d get are: _wp_attached_file — string, the image file … Read more