echo or return? [duplicate]
Functions can only return one value. Change all the echo statements in your tweet function to concatenate a string, then return the string at the end of the function.
Functions can only return one value. Change all the echo statements in your tweet function to concatenate a string, then return the string at the end of the function.
You need to do this in steps: Decide when you are going to parse the user’s meta to change the value. Define a function to do that. Hook that function to the appropriate action. The original answer defined what you need to do for step #2, using preg_match() to parse the Twitter URL and extract … Read more
If the element that is being assigned the “click” event is “#social_trigger”, you cannot have more than one of these elements per page. You are searching for an “id” of an element and by definition, you can only have one element of a particular id per page. You should change your elements to have a … Read more
Mashable Follow is custom built for Mashable.com, so you won’t find a plugin that brings that level of integration to your WordPress site. That said, there are two that may suit your purpose: Social: Integrates your WordPress site with social networking sites Twitter and Facebook, thereby offering a whole lot of features including—automatically broadcasting posts … Read more
You can use the Twitter API to get all the status updates by user and write a function to store it in database. Or there’s a nice plugin ( Twitter Tools ) which saves all your tweets as a blog post. A Quote from plugins description – Archive your Twitter tweets (downloaded every 10 minutes) … Read more
If you’re using a WordPress plugin, uninstall it and reinstall it. If you’re using a custom HTML widget, grab the Twitter embed code again, and paste it over the top of the widget HTML code.
Never used this plugin. WordPress has a function called make_clickable() which might help you. Example: $string = “This is a long text that contains some links like http://www.wordpress.org and http://www.wordpress.com .”; echo make_clickable($string); Output: This is a long text that contains some links like <a href=”http://www.wordpress.org” rel=”nofollow”>http://www.wordpress.org</a> and <a href=”http://www.wordpress.com” rel=”nofollow”>http://www.wordpress.com</a> .
Got it. I was already using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin so I just created a custom field called “old_url” with that. Then I created a function: function sharingurl () { if(get_field(‘old_url’) == “”) { echo untrailingslashit(get_permalink()); } else { echo get_field(‘old_url’); } } Then I just included <?php sharingurl(); ?> in the data-href and … Read more
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