Get out of the switch block before placing the final return statement. if you place return at the end of the switch block that way, the switch block already ends before it gets to the return statement (because of the previous matching break statements). The correct CODE will be: // just in case $summary is … Read more
When Iam creating shortcodes with lots of HTML in it, Iam using two functions. One template function which holds all the shortcode code. And one simple function to create the shortcode from the first function. I tend to use this setup cause the shortcode function needs to return the content. At first we need to … Read more
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In this line if( is_page( ( ‘azubi’); you start but not end the round bracket [“(” OR “)”] and not used semicolon after the if condition used colon like if( is_page(‘azubi’)): <?php if( is_page(‘azubi’)): echo do_shortcode( ‘[contact-form-7 id=”274″ title=”Bewerbungsformular_beruf” ]’ ); else: echo do_shortcode( ‘[contact-form-7 id=”2741″ title=”Bewerbungsformular_berufe” ]’ ); endif; ?> Check this : https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_page/ … Read more
If you would show pdf in content dynamically, which page would you like to show page, post or wherever. You have to echo your shortcode in template file. For example, you have to print like below <?php echo do_shortcode(“[shortcode pdf=”. $_REQUEST[“pdf_id’] .”); ?> http://yourwebsite.com/post-title/?pdf_id=20 //your url would be like that
For Non-WordPress Person: It solely depends on what plugin are you using or what theme are you using. There are a lot of tools to check whether your page is doing well on the internet or not. One of them I use is GTmetrix. Enter your page URL and it will give you brief report. … Read more
One option would be to create a custom page template. Within that template, you can check for POSTed variables. Something to the effect of: <?php /* * Template Name: Login form */ if(!empty($_POST[‘username’])) { // check credentials and if valid display data } else { // display login form } Once you’ve created this file … Read more
in you template file or anywhere you want to display your shortcode in a custom field use this code <?php echo do_shortcode( get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘custom_field_name_here’, true) ); ?>
Extracting Post ID and passing through as an attribute in a shortcode
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