If that’s the whole class then you don’t have a method called get_instance By the way, even if you had a get_instance method, you are calling get_instance as a static method, __construct gets called only when creating a new instance from the class using the new keyword, like this $obj = new WCS_THEME(); That’s basically … Read more
When using apiVersion: 2 you must use the new useBlockProps hook to implement standard block behavior for your custom block. In your case you would “tell” the editor to treat your <img> as a block wrapper. This needs to be implemented in Edit and in Save and is explained here in detail: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2020/11/18/block-api-version-2/ Alternatively you … Read more
The user_status field has long been no longer used in core, so maybe that’s why there is no argument that will filter the users by their user_status value? However, you can use the pre_user_query hook to alter the user query’s SQL command, i.e. to add something like a AND user_status = 0 into the WHERE … Read more
After some testing I found the best way is to use a walker. For this example lets say that this is the code that calls our menu wp_nav_menu([ ‘container’ => false, ‘theme_location’ => ‘right-side-top-menu’, ‘walker’ => new Menu_Middle_Logo() ]); Now for our walker, there isn’t an easy way to determine which of the parent menu … Read more
It’s important to exit the function when using the wp_ajax hooks. Hopefully this fixes it. function get_ticket_price() { $ticketID = $_REQUEST[‘ticketID’]; echo wc_get_product( $ticketID )->get_price(); // Don’t forget to stop execution afterward. wp_die(); } add_action( ‘wp_ajax_get_ticket_price’, ‘get_ticket_price’ ); add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_get_ticket_price’, ‘get_ticket_price’ );
This comment on another post sent me off in the right direction for a solution that converts the indexed array of a block template to an associative array that resembles the output of parse_blocks (below). But the larger question still remains: why would block templates not follow the same structure and format that parse_blocks uses? … Read more
The trick here is using wp_date() in a peculiar way, giving it the time of day in seconds (as if it were 1970-01-01 16:42:18), then asking for it to be formatted in UTC. $time=”16:42:18″; if ( preg_match( ‘/^\d\d:\d\d:\d\d$/’, $time ) ) { //validate the $time $ts = intval( substr( $time, 0, 2 ) ) * … Read more
Got it—needed to use a symlink rather than an alias. cd ~/child1.local/wp-content/themes/ ln -s ~/parent.local/wp-content/themes/parent/ parent Figured it out with help from this article.
@Bowe You would need to create an array in your options function for the checkbox and give it an id a default state and assign the “checkbox” type to it. Here is a sample assuming you already have the code in place for the admin panel <?php // Set variables for the options panel $themename … Read more
Sure it’s possible. The quick way would be to add a custom field to the postmeta (in the “Custom Fields” area of the Edit Post/Edit Page page) and in your theme get the value using get_post_meta(). The slightly-less-quick way would be to add a wrapper to this Custom Field value by putting your theme selector … Read more