You can use setcookie() to set a cookie that contains the array of visited headers. This is a simple example to start with: function header_cookies() { // Check if any cookie is set if(isset($_COOKIE[headers_visited])) { $headers = $_COOKIE[headers_visited]; // Now add your headers to cookie and save it again. Let’s remove the old one first … Read more
You need to add your code to the functions.php file of your theme. (Actually, adding it to your Child Theme is best, since you don’t want a theme update changing things. Unless you are writing your own theme.) So this in your functions.php file: if(!session_id()) { session_start(); }
Session constantly resets variable
$_SESSION Not working after X amount of page views
Sounds like you’re using zsh and CORRECT, see http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Intro/intro_16.html. You should be able to use unsetopt correct to disable that completely or nocorrect wp … to disable it for just that command.
According to the documentation there are 3 Polylang functions that can help you here : The first to “remember” the user language. pll_current_language // Returns the current language pll_current_language( $value ); // ‘$value’ => (optional) either ‘name’ or ‘locale’ or ‘slug’, defaults to ‘slug’ returns either the full name, or the WordPress locale (just as … Read more
You idea is equivalent to DDOSing your site, and the difference between the methods is only how fast you will bring the site down. WordPress AJAX handling is expensive, and should be limited to user initiated actions. Your second method will be more resilient but you are still going to be wasting server resources as … Read more
You can access to any WordPress functions if you first include the wp-load.php to your custom PHP page. <?php require_once(‘path/to/wp-load.php’); if( ! is_user_logged_in() ) { auth_redirect(); } // Your application starts from here… ?>
Wrapping this line inside if statement solved the problem: if(!isset($_SESSION[‘session_test’])) { $_SESSION[‘session_test’] = $_POST[‘reason’]; } I thought select_return_reason(){…} function which is holding this line was executing only by AJAX, not on each page load.
If it is working with a literal string (“example”) but not with the variable, we can assume that the issue is with your variable. You haven’t provided all of the code for that section of index.php, but as it is I do not think you can expect that variable to hold anything. First, you are … Read more