The good news (especially for me, since regEx is hard) is that it can be done without regex. Using my favourite antique function for extracting substrings by Justin Cook It seems to me that all you actually need to grab is the url parameter of the final url in the string. To that end I … Read more
I can’t comment yet… so I will use an answer, I think you need to do it with ‘wp_insert_post_data’ filter. You can see this in line 3523 here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_insert_post/ Your function need to have a parameter, which is an array. From there you should get the content from ‘post_content’ key. add_filter( ‘wp_insert_post_data’, ‘example’ ); function … Read more
It’s not understandable for me, but the second definition works now. No idea, why it didn’t work before, but I guess, somewhere I made a small mistake. Sorry, for my useless post 😉
Answering this here to save others time if they run into a similar issue. Clarity on this issue provided in this answer on SO Regular expression redirects only work when all the information about the new location can be derived from the URL for the old location. That isn’t the case here. You have new … Read more
Multisite image URLs incorrect in editor
Meta query with string NOT ending like pattern
No need for a Regex. There’s substr( $string, int $offset ); built into PHP to achieve that.
function emailleftappend($content){ $content = preg_replace_callback(‘/(?<=get\/)(.*?)-(.*?)(?=\/”>)/’, function ($m) { return sanitize_title($m[1]). ‘-‘. sanitize_title($m[2]); }, $content); return $content; } add_filter(‘the_content’, ’emailleftappend’); the above fixed the issue for me. another way is below. function emailleftappend($content){ $content = preg_replace_callback(‘/(?<=get\/)(.*?)-(.*?)(?=\/”>)/’, function ($m) { return slug($m[1]). ‘-‘. slug($m[2]); }, $content); return $content; } add_filter(‘the_content’, ’emailleftappend’); function slug($z){ $z = strtolower($z); $z … Read more
Your problem might be coming from the font of the theme. Try using a different font on your site.
There are two pieces to this code: 1) Interpreting the list of allowed IPs from a textarea, delimited by newline character, and 2) Checking if a given user’s IP is in the allowed list of IPs. Part 1) Parse list of IPs delimited by newline character, and trim whitespace: $_POST[‘allowed_ips’] = ” 67.6.134.102 97.118.69.236 “; … Read more