Unmodified do_shortcode is effectively a filter on the_content with priority 11. Your filter has priority 10. So it runs before the shortcode is evaluated and it won’t affect the post you put inside your page with a shortcode. Now, you would think that the filter should also be triggered when the post inside the page … Read more
to execute “ShortCode” which server side-> wordpress ->php ,by JavaScript which client side you will need use AJAX! you can use some thing like: 1-in your enqueued .js file : jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘.buttonClass’).on(‘click’, function() { $.ajax({ url: Param.doShortCode, type: ‘POST’, data: { action: ‘handle_ajax_shortcode’, }, success: function() { //do something on success }, error: function() … Read more
The days of the week shortcodes aren’t needed. Also, the way you’re trying to use them isn’t allowed. Why not just use the title and do what you want in the books shortcode? function books($atts, $content = null) { $atts = shortcode_atts( [ “name” => ”, “day” => ”, “title” => ”, ], $atts ); … Read more
do_shortcode() returns content with shortcodes filtered out. We can check the return value and display appropriate message accordingly. $output = do_shortcode( ‘[picu_list_collections email=”‘ . $current_user->user_email . ‘”]’ ); // the shortcode returns an empty <ul> tag, if there is no gallery // https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/picu/trunk/frontend/includes/picu-template-functions.php#L464 if($output == ‘<ul class=”picu-collection-list”></ul>’) echo “Nothing here”; else echo $output; I hope … Read more
The problem is that you’re attempting to use the arguments for the jQuery AJAX API with the native Fetch API. Specifically, the problem is that the JS Fetch API doesn’t support a data argument. For an admin-ajax.php request to work in WordPress the $_REQUEST[‘action’] property needs to be populated, and to do this with the … Read more
You can temporarily detach the function from the hook. // THIS IS MY PROBLEM LINE, i USE Apply Filters for post content…. $priority = has_filter(‘the_content’, [‘TableOfContents’, ‘writeTOC’] ); if ( $priority !== false ) remove_filter(‘the_content’, [‘TableOfContents’, ‘writeTOC’], $priority ); $meta = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $post->post_content); if ( $priority !== false ) add_filter(‘the_content’, [‘TableOfContents’, ‘writeTOC’], $priority ); $meta … Read more
your conditional breaks the concatenation of the strings (which is not in your code, anyway) try to re-write this section: function info($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( “name” => ”, “image” => ”, “address” => ”, “phone” => ”, “email” => ”, “website” => ”, “description” => ”, “amenities” => ” ), $atts)); $output=”<span class=”sort”>”; … Read more
ok, i still don’t love the idea of a second query, but you’re right it is hard to add content to the archives pages. there were 3 problems that i found: next_posts_link and previous_posts_link both echo, you need their get_ equivalents. when you look up get_next_posts_link, you find that it relies on the global $wp_query… … Read more
Shortcodes are supposed to return your html, not echo it. Make sure you check the documentation on the Shortcodes API http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
Should I just bring these forms out into templates instead? It depends on the form, and you haven’t printed much detail about what your forms do. Shortcodes are nice but are not the right tool for every job. I would: Prefer a dedicated template to a shortcode, especially for long forms. You start to get … Read more