get_query_var() only works with the Core WP_Query object: Retrieve public query variable in the WP_Query class of the global $wp_query object. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_query_var Your mistake is a simple PHP one: The key is foo, not bar. $foo = $_GET[‘foo’]; echo $foo; But please do not echo user supplied data to the page without sanitizing it.
Hi I’m the author of Multi Rating Pro. The simplest way to do this is to put this logic within the rating-result.php template file. You can call the API function passing in your own result_type and then check this in the template. if ( class_exists( ‘MRP_Multi_Rating_API’ ) ) { MRP_Multi_Rating_API::display_rating_result( array( ‘rating_item_ids’ => 1, ‘show_count’ … Read more
This is a basis of the shortcode to be placed in your functions.php or custom plugin. You will need to edit it to fit your needs: //Shortcode function can be called whatever you want function merchantname_shortcode( $atts ) { $atts = shortcode_atts( array( //Creates a arg “merchantname” with no default value. //To use this arg … Read more
Most obvious reason could be the fact wpseo_title filter is firing before you have saved your title. Try moving title_storage() call on a earlier stage like. The wp action should be a good candidate.
It’s a neat idea! The way I would tackle the problem is to create an associative array of post IDs mapped to their individual weights. Since weights are subjective – that is, the represent the value of other posts’ relationships with the post currently being displayed – it doesn’t make much sense to store these … Read more
Instead of get_template_url() user get_template_directory_uri() for parent theme and get_stylesheet_directory_uri() for child theme or parent theme if not child theme present NOTE: this will require a slash like so: $image_link_url = get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/images/placeholder_bg.png’;
One option would be to set up a shortcode. You can add this either in your theme’s functions.php, or as a plugin: add_shortcode(‘varnumber’, ‘my_var_number’); function my_var_number($atts, $content = null) { return ‘Put whatever number you want here instead of this text’; } Wherever you want the number to appear, use the shortcode [varnumber] in the … Read more
Finally I have implement the above functionality by modifying the filter “posts_search”. By using bellow code you can search variable products by their variations id in woocommerce admin product search area. add_filter( ‘posts_search’, ‘product_search’ ); function product_search( $where ) { global $pagenow, $wpdb, $wp; if ( ‘edit.php’ != $pagenow || ! is_search() || ! isset( … Read more
you can define a constant in wp.config.php or at the beginning of functions.php of your theme if (!defined(‘CAROUSEL_CPT’)) { define(“CAROUSEL_CPT”, “post”); } WP_Query(‘post_type=”.CAROUSEL_CPT);//….
When I call the template part in the second instance, how do I ensure that no feature_id value is resident, since none is passed? I’m afraid you misunderstood what set_query_var really does. It doesn’t pass anything and it doesn’t work only for the next get_template_part call. OK, so what does it really do? From docs: … Read more