If you were to enable debugging and test the code (not sure why you are reluctant to do that), you would see that there are problems with the code. Your array elements need to be separated by commas and PHP variables begin with $. What you have won’t work as is. That kind of pure … Read more
This isn’t really a WordPress question… that said $recClasses = pa_insertPage($output); is incorrect. here you should be passing to insertPage whatever the arguments are. Then insertPage will return $output, making $recClasses the same value as $output. $recClasses = pa_insertPage(‘your attributes’); // $recClasses now equals $output;
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The parse_query action gets called on every query (menu items, sidebar recent posts widgets, etc.), but get_query_var pulls from the main query, so that condition will be true for all queries despite the fact that the query var doesn’t exist in those queries. You need to check the query object passed to your function hooked … Read more
There is no “normal” way (either is commonplace), but it all comes down to your permalink structure, and whether that has a trailing slash or not. As for your login page, it all depends on how you’re generating the URLs, but I would suggest using user_trailingslashit( $basepath_without_query ). As the name suggests, it will apply … Read more
Your code looks correct. alert(wp_ajax.nonce); should display the nonce. You can also verify the existence of the wp_ajax object via console.log(wp_ajax) in your browser’s Javascript console. wp_localize_script adds the object(s) to the footer (a call to wp_footer() should be present in the theme’s footer.php file). It’ll look like so: <script type=”text/javascript”> /* <![CDATA[ */ var … Read more
In your function, you can use $_GET and do all the validation you want to: You can look if it’s greater than 0 if it’s a string or an integer And then use wp_redirect to go the error page or whatever page you want.
Create and update Custom Cookie based on multiple GET and POST Values for first time visitors?
The old versions of the home and site url are likely in the database somewhere. Add two lines to your config.php file to override them as needed: define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://example.com’); If you visit Settings / General and save the settings, they should get stored to their new value in the database. You should then … Read more
You already said you tried urlencode(), but what did you try that with? If you’ve only tried urlencode() with values from the_title() or the_title_attibute() so far, try it with get_the_title() directly. I’m able to get different results by trying this out if I try with a little test shortcode: Using the_title(): function wpse_123927_cb() { return … Read more