After digging a little deeper, I found that there is an action hook in Gravity Forms called gform_pre_submission. This allows me to modify a posted value before creating an entry or running the confirmation (see documentation). After that it was pretty basic: add_action( ‘gform_pre_submission_11’, ‘pre_submission_handler’ ); function pre_submission_handler( $form ) { $_POST[‘input_7’] = urlencode(rgpost( ‘input_7’ … Read more
The server doesn’t know what the client is doing with the output and as such, you’re limited in what you can assume. You may or may not have params sent in the request, referer, current uri and headers. $_REQUEST[’embed_act’] $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] get_headers() On the JS side, it might be possible. if(self==top) { //… } if( … Read more
[EDIT] This should work the way you wanted it to: $marca = get_query_var(‘marca’); $marca_arg = isset($marca) && is_array($marca) ? $marca : []; $url_base = remove_query_arg( ‘marca’ ); $n = count( $marca_arg ); foreach ($marcas_terms as $marca_term) { $selected = in_array( $marca_term->slug, $marca_arg ); if ( $selected ) { $marca_arg2 = array_diff( $marca_arg, [ $marca_term->slug ] … Read more
You can remove the Query Strings using this code in your functions.php function _remove_query_strings( $src ){ $parts = explode( ‘?’, $src ); return $parts[0]; } add_filter( ‘script_loader_src’, ‘_remove_query_strings’, 15, 1 ); add_filter( ‘style_loader_src’, ‘_remove_query_strings’, 15, 1 ); //not need to in your case since it’s for the CSS files
I don’t believe this is an issue with a WP update, but rather an issue that has always been there but unnoticed: $page = get_query_var(‘page’); page is a query var, yet it’s being reused. As a result, when you ask for page 2, you are not asking for page 2 of the custom results, that’s … Read more
First off, don’t ever do this: add_action(‘init’, ‘flush_rewrite_rules’); Every time WordPress loads, you are going to flush the rewrite rules. You only need to do this once to make sure your rewrite shows up. Second, add_rewrite_tag only takes two arguments, the tag and the regex. If you want to specify a query variable directly, you’ll … Read more
Thanks to Tom, I looked more carefully to the plugins. And I can confirm that the problem is NOT RELATED to mod_rewrite, but to a plugin conflict. (sorry that I posted such a suspicion, but I read somewhere a very similar problem that was explained like that.) Deactivating plugin by plugin, I found that one … Read more
Maybe you’re looking for the post__in parameter in WP_Query. $query = new WP_Query(array( ‘post__in’ => array(23,18,2,199,6,8) ); And then: while ( $query->have_posts() ) { $query->the_post(); /* post loop */ } Take a look at the docs. =D For public queries: post__in is not public queryable by default, so you can just validate and copy $_GET[‘post__in’] … Read more
I figured it out. I did have some syntax errors in my code. Should have been add_filter instead of add_action. Also, $confirmation is an array and was never returned. I think my brain was just tired from looking at this for so long. Anyways, here’s what I did to fix it. add_filter(“gform_confirmation”, “confirm_change”, 10, 4); … Read more
I also use this plugin, so I figured I’d dig into the code to see if I can find the answer. There are two actions you could use for this that may work redirection_first and redirection_last Both take two arguments: $url and $this (which is the wordpress module for the redirection plugin) Here’s the snippet … Read more