You have to use just $current_role variable instead of $current_role[0], because call get_user_meta( $author->ID, ‘wp_capabilities’ ); will return you array with roles as keys. <?php add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘update_roles’ ); function update_roles( $post_id ) { if ( defined( ‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’ ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) return $post_id; // Get the author $author = wp_get_current_user(); // Set variables for … Read more
I would say if the plugin author hasn’t responded to support in a year that you should dump the plugin causing the issue and find something else. You’re bound to run into more problems in the future. And, yes, s_ha_dum is right that it probably has something to do with the permissions on those files … Read more
Since you’ve used the true argument for get_post_meta, $blogimages will be a single array, not a multidimensional one. So instead of $blogimages[0][‘blog-image-inside’], just use $blogimages[‘blog-image-inside’]. For absolute sanity, you might also want to check $blogimages before you use it: ‘exclude’ => [ $thumb_ID, isset( $blogimages[‘blog-image-inside’] ) ? $blogimages[‘blog-image-inside’] : 0, isset( $blogimages[‘blog-image-front’] ) ? $blogimages[‘blog-image-front’] … Read more
So there’s two things going on here. Firstly get_the_category() doesn’t accept a category ID as a parameter. It accepts a post ID for which to get categories from. Judging by your code you need to use get_category(): $category = get_category( get_query_var(‘cat’) ); The other problem is that you seem to be using $cat_name without checking … Read more
There is not a single reason why you see this type of warning. A nulled theme or plugin is a happy ground for malware, virus rootkits, backdoors and more. As this is true for most sites Major Browser and Search Engines are taking steps to protect the users. As such warnings exist for the protection … Read more
If you check the line from the error notice you should find in WP 4.9.1 the usage of the function array_filter, that need a array as parameter (see the code). Your value inside your array for an post need an array for ‘post_category’, is currently a string. From the source of the WP core: * … Read more
Replace ‘call_user_func_array’ with name of the function to be called to output the page content. add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘personalised_menu’); function personalised_menu() { add_menu_page( ‘Page Title’, ‘Blog’, ‘edit_posts’, ‘menu_slug’, ‘display_main_page’, ‘dashicons-welcome-write-blog’ ); add_submenu_page( ‘menu_slug’, ‘Add New Page’, ‘Add New’, ‘edit_posts’,’add_new_page’, ‘display_secondary_page’ ); } function display_main_page() { echo ‘Content of “Page Title”‘; } function display_secondary_page() { echo ‘Content of … Read more
<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/364537/<?php//echo esc_url( home_url(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ); ?>”><?php// bloginfo( ‘description’ ); ?></a> The <?php// is the problem. PHP blocks are started with <?php but the code uses <?php//. Instead, change it to <?php //, or better yet, since // is meant to comment an entire line out, use /* */ style commenting instead
I’ve made a page where the user can check the supported post formats, and the problem was that in case the user haven’t checked any post format it returns false, and instead of returning an array that contains ‘standard’ like the following return [‘standard’], I used only the keyword return to stop the function from … Read more
You need to be validating a couple of parts about $filearray before you use it. There are some good suggestions in the comments, I think a couple of robust examples would serve you well too: Using empty() function wp_custom_attachment() { wp_nonce_field( plugin_basename(__FILE__), ‘wp_custom_attachment_nonce’ ); $html=”<p class=”description”>Upload your PDF here.</p>”; $html .= ‘<input id=”wp_custom_attachment” name=”wp_custom_attachment” size=”25″ … Read more