Please try using acf/save_post action that will hook in after ACF data has been saved. add_action(‘acf/save_post’, ‘check_values’); function check_values($post_id){ if(get_field(‘status’, $post_id ) == “closed”) { sendSMS(); } }
You need to provide a key for the section element in your edit() function (which returns an array of elements): edit() { return([ <section key=”my-key”> <div className=”container”> <h2>Title here</h2> </div> </section> ]) },
I suspect the problem is this: echo number_format(get_post_meta($post->ID, “like”, true) * 1, 0, ‘,’, ‘.’) Here, we take the post meta named like and multiply it by 1, but what if that post meta doesn’t contain a number? What if it contains something else? For example, if we did 2 x 4, we would expect … Read more
It is not a WordPress funciton, ot_get_option is a function from the OptionTree plugin: https://github.com/valendesigns/option-tree For details on how it works internally and where it stores its data you will need ot look up options tree docs and support
Underscores.me Framework has integrated support for Jetpack’s Infinite Scroll feature – you could just install the Automattic JetPack plugin and ensure that the Infinite Scroll feature is enabled. Lines 155-156 of the default underscores.me framework add Jetpack support if it’s installed: /** * Load Jetpack compatibility file. */ if ( defined( ‘JETPACK__VERSION’ ) ) { … Read more
You may continue to use your theme, however, you have to understand that continued use of the theme will come with a chance of risk since it is no longer supported by its developers. Let me explain. What this means is that as WordPress core developers continue to push WordPress updates (which they will do … Read more
For anyone still struggling with this, here’s a solution: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘your_custom_post_type’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ); $query = new WP_Query($args); ?> Then output it anywhere in your template like so: //Output <?php wp_get_archives($args); ?>
In your example {{image-about}} tells WordPress to use the image defined in [‘attachments’][‘image-about’] as the thumbnail for those posts in the ‘starter content’. This functionality is specific to the “Starter Content” feature added in WordPress 4.7, which is described here, and not a PHP language feature.
The reason you are advised to put a custom post type in a plugin rather than your theme is that in this way the user can keep the cpt even if he decides to switch to another theme. In five years or so, design trends may change significantly and you don’t want to be stuck … Read more
Taxonomy archive templates should not require a custom WP_Query. WordPress automatically queries the correct posts. Just use the main loop, without $loop->. You had already been doing this but commented it out for some reason. <?php get_header(); ?> <main role=”main”> <!– section –> <?php get_template_part( ‘breadcrumb’ );?> <!– Inner Pages Main Section –> <section class=”ulockd-service-details”> … Read more