Problem Solved but solution not reusable. I’d like some advice or a solution to assign the same meta_key to each datetime generated. Based from this answer : to assign variables to each datetime from foreach loop I do that (but I think it’s a bad idea to change the name of the array keys using … Read more
This is not a WordPress-specific question, and without seeing your form code it’s hard to say, but what is obviously wrong is that you are referring to the variable with the [] in the name. Try removing them and test again. If not, I suggest var_dumping the $_POST variable and seeing what it contains and … Read more
Try this code add_filter(‘woocommerce_variable_price_html’, ‘custom_variation_price’, 10, 2); function custom_variation_price( $price, $product ) { $available_variations = $product->get_available_variations(); $selectedPrice=””; $dump = ”; foreach ( $available_variations as $variation ) { // $dump = $dump . ‘<pre>’ . var_export($variation[‘attributes’], true) . ‘</pre>’; $isDefVariation=false; foreach($product->get_default_attributes() as $key=>$val){ // $dump = $dump . ‘<pre>’ . var_export($key, true) . ‘</pre>’; // $dump … Read more
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I’d assume these were added by your old hosting provider, and are specific to their environments. Try removing those two lines. Without them being set so early, WordPress should set them to the standard locations, which hopefully is what your new host has (which you can check for yourself). Normally these would end in wp-content, … Read more
In WordPress meta queries, when using the ‘compare’ => ‘IN’ comparison, the value should be an array, not a string. When you manually input array( ‘1302’, ‘1329’ ), it works because it’s correctly formatted as an array. However, when using $artists_string_value, it’s treated as a single string, not an array of values. You should modify … Read more
$product->id only works if $product has a value, and sometimes it does not! E.g. on a login page which product would it be? So you need to check if it’s valid/exists/safe with an if check: global $product; if ( ! empty( $product ) ) { // code that uses $product goes here }
It seems like the issue might be related to the scope of the $flag variable. Currently, you are setting $flag=true inside the if(isset($_POST[‘bnews’])) block, which means it’s a local variable within that block. To make it accessible outside that block, you should declare it outside the if statement. Additionally, you are trying to use $flag … Read more
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