Maikel / Michael: I will say, that’s an impressive amount of work. I’ve not created a admin plugin with that much detail. I will admit, I’m not totally clear on every single detail of what is going on with this one, but I gather it creates a form on the one’s site, then submits that … Read more
I think that the very best approach would be to store that page on a option. Anyway, if you want to get the pages where a shortcode has been used, you can use the search parameter (s) of WP_Query class (or get_posts() function). Basically, this parameter performs a LIKE query, so it could be useful … Read more
How to display .ptm file in my WP site without JAVA
You can write a wrap function for short code like that. function simplest_shortcode_ever() { ob_start(); ?> Your PHP Logic here <?php return ob_get_clean(); } add_shortcode( ‘simple_shortcode’, ‘simplest_shortcode_ever’ ); And then use it[simple_shortcode]
Basically, nested shortcodes should not be used. As you say it ends as being too complex for an author to write one and therefor it will be too complex to understand and modify. A better approach to such things is either insert a menu with a shortcode, or generate the accordion dynamically based on a … Read more
HTTP 500 Error after Creating Shortcode
In your case, because you call [URLParam] twice, you need to store this data in session, because every call of your shortcode is isolated. If number of params is fixed (param1, param2 and operation, for example) better use it in single shortcode. Actually, there is a lot of variations, how to solve this. You can … Read more
You basically have everything set. You simply need to call the shortcode: [shortcodemenu menu=”slug-of-your-menu”] Remember to use the SLUG of the menu you want to show instead of its name.
In the loop you’ll want to get the posts terms. Then instead of echo’ing, return the output and group it into an array where the keys are the categories. Then loop through the grouped array and output your categories and related posts. Something similar to: // to hold and sort your output $categories = array(); … Read more
Edit your function to accept a parameter, e.g. function modell_nach_personenzahl( $value ) { Edit your meta query to accept this parameter, e.g. ‘value’ => $value Then register a bunch of shortcodes: for ( $i = 1; $i <= 7; $i++ ) { add_shortcode( “shortcode-name-{$i}”, function() use ( $i ) { modell_nach_personenzahl( $i ); } ); … Read more