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Combining similar shortcode functions?

I don’t know exactly what you are trying to do but perhaps something like this: function customfields_shortcode( $atts ) { if (!empty($atts[‘field’]) && get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), $atts[‘field’], true ) ) { $customfield = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), $atts[‘field’], true ); return “custom field >> $customfield << custom field”; } } add_shortcode( ‘mycustomfields’, ‘customfields_shortcode’ ); echo do_shortcode(‘[mycustomfields field=”customfield_1″]’); One … Read more

Can a shortcode return its own name?

A shortcode can access its own name – it is supplied as third parameter to the shortcode’s callback function, just like that: function test_shortcode_callback( $atts = array(), $content = null, $tag ) { return $tag; } add_shortcode( ‘test_shortcode’, ‘test_shortcode_callback’ ); // So running this shortcode [test_shortcode] // Will return this test_shortcode

Replace / Remove Shortcode after 1st run / post

You don’t need a shortcode in a traditional sense. You could use something like {imageurl=””http://google.de/aImage.jpg} You would use the filter content_save_pre to run before the content is saved to the database a search and replace with the img markup which you get from media_sideload_image(). media_sideload_image() downloads the image from a URL adds it to the … Read more

Creating multiple enclosing shortcodes and fixing JS issues on click

Code:- function more_shortcode( $atts , $content = null ){ return ‘<div id=”more-outer-‘.$atts[‘id’].'”><a href=”#” id=”more-link-‘.$atts[‘id’].'”>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>’. $content .'</div></div>’; } add_shortcode( ‘more’, ‘more_shortcode’ ); Usage:- [more id=’1′]This is one.[/more] [more id=’2′]This is two.[/more] [more id=’3′]This is three.[/more] Output:- <div id=”more-outer-1″><a href=”#” id=”more-link-1″>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>This is one.</div></div> <div id=”more-outer-2″><a href=”#” id=”more-link-2″>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>This is two.</div></div> <div id=”more-outer-3″><a href=”#” id=”more-link-3″>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>This … Read more

PHP code inside shortcodes

You can not put PHP functions inside your shortcode. However, you do not need to. You can just use your foreach-loop to create the html and store it in a variable, for example $shortcodehtml. So, afterwards, you can call echo do_shortcode(‘[O_U user_name=”operator” blocked_message=”This page is restricted for guests.”]’ . $shortcodehtml . ‘[/O_U]’); The better version … Read more

WordPress shortcode display as plain text

First of all as far as I know that you can’t call get_template_part() from your plugin.It’s a Theme only function . Try to keep your calculator code’s in a php file inside your plugin’s directory and include it like bellow: function info_box_calculator_core(){ include( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘mydir/calculator.php’); //replace ‘mydir/calculator.php’ with your file name } … Read more

UberMenu list current user’s posts as menu items

the_permalink(), the_title() by default echo their value. As you want to store that value in a variable you will need to return the values instead. get_the_permalink(), get_the_title() are two similar functions that return the value instead of echo. So you new code may look something like this: $list=”<li class=”ubermenu-submenu ubermenu-submenu-id-122-col-0 ubermenu-submenu-type-stack”>”; $list .= ‘<a class=”ubermenu-target … Read more

Shortcode parsed incorrectly because of heredoc

A workaround might be: [code] $foo = <<<EOT …. EOT; [/code] where we change <<< to <<<. We could do this automatically before do_shortcode filters the content and then replace it again afterwards. I tested this version: [code] $foo = <<<EOT …. EOT;<!—-> [/code] and it seems to parse the shortocde’s content correctly. But then … Read more

How to Get a part of URL and put in shortcode?

This should work: function get_name() { $url = “http://domain.com/author/peter”; if (preg_match(“/author/”, $url )) { $lastSlash = strrpos( $url, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); return substr( $url, $lastSlash, strlen($url)); } } This will return everything after the last slash.

Shortcode not working on static front page

It looks like you need to change your front-page.php page, you are using the wrong variable. $static_page_content = get_the_content(); to $static_page_content = the_content(); Edit: I see you just updated your question to this, yes this will work fine. Shouldn’t see any negative side effects from this.

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