I figured it out! Using this code I was able to use my custom meta field as the link in the audio shortcode. First I created a function in functions.php: function audio_link() { $terms = get_the_terms($post->ID, ‘taxonomy-name’); $result = “”; if (is_array($terms) || is_object($terms)){ foreach ($terms as $term) { $term_id = $term->term_id; $result .= get_term_meta( … Read more
fix undefined variable in native wp files
How to display variables from plugin?
Plugin options are normally stored in the wp_options table. If you look at the plugin code (and reference the Plugin information in Codex; you can start here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin ), you will see how the plugin names the option. Then you can create a function that will change that option value. Note that most plugins store … Read more
Multiple values for one variable
You could store the password as a transient, then pass the transient key in the URL instead so it can be retrieved using that key on the next page. function process_my_form() { if ( ! empty($_POST[‘password’]) ) { $password = ($_POST[‘password’]); } else {return;} /* Store Password via Transient API */ $passkey = wp_generate_password(12, false); … Read more
How to access custom class methods from any include without using global
I was able to pass the variable using update_option(). In my archive.php I have the following code in my loop: <?php update_option(‘featuredID’, get_the_ID()); ?> And then in my functions.php file I am using the following code to get that ID: $featuredPostID = get_option(‘featuredID’);
instead of using a constant, define the variable as an option stored in the wp_options table so that it can be accessed from any plugin.
I think you are headed down the right path, but I think that func_get_args() is only going to give you the arguments passed to that function. That is how I have always used it in the past. I took a different approach that I think might work. I found debug_backtrace() to be helpful in debugging … Read more