You shouldn’t be trying to pass the variable between actions. Variables do not persist across requests, and the first time you define it is when the checkout loaded, and the second time is after the checkout is submitted, which is a separate request entirely. To pass a value between requests you would need to store … Read more
I try to use this code and for the if statments I had to put a global $query_obj before the code, I do not know if is the case. global $query_obj; if ( is_a($query_obj, ‘WP_Term’) ) { $my_base_url = get_term_link($query_obj); } elseif ( is_a($query_obj, ‘WP_Post’) ) { $my_base_url = get_permalink(); } else { $my_base_url = … Read more
apparently I found the solution (thanks to amatorpl), if anyone needs it: function show_history() { $user = wp_get_current_user(); $user_email = $user->user_email; $show_history = ‘[shortcode_name search=”‘.$user_email.'” show=”url, color, size”]’; $history = do_shortcode($show_history); return $history; } add_shortcode(‘show_history’, ‘show_history’); Thanks for the try
You have an action hook named use_colors_here and you run the hook using do_action( ‘use_colors_here’, $data ), but I don’t see where you call add_action() for that hook? I mean, the do_action() and add_action() should be used like so: // This adds a callback to the use_colors_here hook. add_action( ‘use_colors_here’, ‘some_function’ ); // And this … Read more
thank you so much Tom and Sally. My issue was indeed to not send registr_submit to. In reallity I didn’t well understand ajax, now it’s good. I thought that serialize string of inputs form was enough to get the submit value. Mainly I convinced that php send to jquery/ajax while it is obviously the opposite. … Read more
For now I was able to achieve it by adding this to my function: $slug_to_check = ‘my-child-slug’; // go through each child page we found foreach( $child_pages as $child_page ) { // get the slug of this child page we found $child_slug = $child_page->post_name; // get the link of this child page we found $child_link … Read more
I think the main issue here is that the calling context of hooks (eg. targets of add_action) are not the same as the functions.php inline code. Also, function parameters come from the calling context, not just because there is a variable of that name in the same file. This “function enqueue_product_modals($product) ” will not work. … Read more
Hey so I was able to figure out something that worked. I don’t know if this is the best way but it worked for me. Please post an answer if you have a better idea. Basically I had to change the order in which the statements were in. The final code looked like this: function … Read more
If your template is using the_title you can override it by adding this filter to your function add_filter( ‘the_title’, ‘change_my_property_title’ );
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