You need to pass $atts as parameter to the function. Also you don’t need to use extract() function and better you avoid this extract function as much as you can. So your whole code block will be- function some_function_bbb( $atts ) { $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘hexabexa’ => 0 ), $atts ); ob_start(); ?> <div … Read more
You can use do_shortcode() in sprintf() like any other value: $output = sprintf( ‘<div>%s</div>’, do_shortcode( ‘[shortcode]’ ) );
Try to see if this works, I used scandir because I prefer it. The problem was that glob, like scandir, only works with paths on the server’s file system, not URLs: function footer_image(){ $imagesDir = get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/images/footer’; $imagesUri = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/images/footer/’; $images = array_diff( scandir( $imagesDir, 1 ), array( ‘.’, ‘..’ ) ); … Read more
You’re using a mix of echoing and returning. Here you’re starting by echoing: echo ‘<div class=”clear”></div>’; Here you’re putting the output into a variable (correctly): $output=”<div class=”row”>”; And here you’re just writing the content in quotes without echoing or assigning to a variable: ‘<div class=”col-md-8 grid-entry-wrapper”> <!– grid-entry-wrapper open –> <!– BLOG LOOP –> </div><!– … Read more
A simple solution would be to wrap it in a check for a custom $_GET var: if( isset( $_GET[‘showmethething’] ) ){ // do stuff } Then add that var to whatever URL you want to trigger the code: http://example.com/somepage/?showmethething
Your shortcode return text. Wrap return into some HTML, like <div class=”status_text”></div> and style this block. add_shortcode( ‘linestatus’, ‘line_status_handler’ ); function line_status_handler( $atts ) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘open_time’ => ’09:00:00′, ‘closed_time’ => ’17:00:00′, ‘open_text’ => ‘our lines are open’, ‘closed_text’ => ‘our lines are closed’, ), $atts ) ); if ( time() >= strtotime( … Read more
There’s a hook called user_register() that you could use. It happens during the creation of the new user – right after they are added to the database and have an ID, but before the usermeta like first_name has been saved. You can then use wp_insert_post() to add the new post and assign them as the … Read more
I love to solve problems and to keep that habit fresh I’ve solved your problem. There were lots of issues. Now the form and ajax is working perfectly but still, there are some issues. For instance, you didn’t use nonce or CSRF token, which will lead to CSRF. You didn’t use any validation which is … Read more
The cause was obvious. I had earlier created a plugin that uppercased the entire post. The shortcode was not recognised because it was in all caps — just as the screenshot shows. Disabling that plugin allowed the shortcode to work as intended.
Shortcodes come in two flavors: [shortcodename param1 = value, …, param-n = value] and [shortcodename param-1 = value, …, param-n = value]some content[/shortcodename] In both cases, add_shortcode(‘shortcodename’, ‘functionname’) function is identical. The functionname() function’s parameters, determine which flavor will be used: functionname($atts) is for shortcode with no closing tag, and functionname($atts, $content) is for shortcode … Read more