It makes sense to look at the PHP function rawurldecode, which decodes URL-encoded strings. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.rawurldecode.php For example, echo rawurldecode(get_permalink($post->ID)); will show the decoded post URL. But this isn’t really needed in hyperlink code. Sorry I didn’t just write a comment, I don’t have enough points for that option.
How to edit a widget code?
unfortunately I have no success with get_post_type() but get_queried_object() helped. I changed the code to: function post_type_slug() { $post_type = get_queried_object(); $post_type = $post_type->rewrite[‘slug’]; return $post_type; } add_shortcode(‘pts’, ‘post_type_slug’); and it’s working in text widget now.
Thank you, @Howdy_McGee! current_filter() is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Here is what I did: function french_example( $atts , $content = null ) { $currentFilter = current_filter(); if ($currentFilter == the_content) { return ‘<span class=”ex” xml:lang=”fr” lang=”fr”>’ . do_shortcode($content) . ‘</span>’; } elseif ($currentFilter == the_title) { return ‘<span class=”ex” xml:lang=”fr” lang=”fr”>’ . do_shortcode($content) … Read more
Shortcode cannot parse attributes within double quotes. ” is becoming ” breaking my shortcode
Solved with “Royal Elementor Addons” plugin
You’d have to use add_rewrite_rule so you can capture your desired url match and pass it on query_vars Something like; add_action(‘init’, function() { add_rewrite_rule(‘ip/(.+)/?$’,’index.php?ip_search=$matches[1]’,’top’); }); add_filter( ‘query_vars’, function( $vars ) { $vars[] = ‘ip_search’; return $vars; }); dont forget to flush the rewrite rule once you added your own rule, change the permalink settings back … Read more
I think the most simple approach (if you’re able to add some JS) is to use custom classes for your buttons and blocks that can be settled through advanced settings in block editor. Then a really basic JS snippet can do the trick. Here’s an example in vanilla JS with an IFFE that takes care … Read more
This is much simpler version of your question: Given a list of strings, how do I check the user input is in that list? You don’t need a special service or fancy software to do that, just make a big list of the zipcodes you support and use in_array. const $supported_zipcodes = [ ‘zipcode1…’, ‘zipcode2…’, … Read more
The problem is that your JS needs to know the post type for each shortcode, but rather than looking at the shortcodes output, it looks at the main global kne_ajax_object, and since there is only one kne_ajax_object, there can only be one post type. Additionally, your javascript code only runs one time, and only makes … Read more