After so much research I figured it that the issue is due to a custom function I was trying to hook to the product page. All this while the custom function was wrongly hooked and I corrected it now.
This will get you started on the right track. Call wp_get_current_user() whose return value will be either one of a WP_User object or null value. Assuming we have a WP_User object, we can inspect the roles property found on the object and conditionally check if it matches an allowed role prior to redirecting the user. … Read more
I have been working with a plugin called TM Extra Product Options and I am fairly sure you could achieve your goals using that. It isn’t the prettiest plugin from a UI perspective, but it has a lot of functionality and good support if you use their forums. You could use a select box for … Read more
With the help of a more knowledgeable colleague, we got it working. Here’s the code: /** Add custom column headers **/ function wc_csv_export_modify_column_headers( $column_headers ) { $new_headers = array( ‘fund’ => ‘fund’, ‘appeal’ => ‘appeal_code’, ); return array_merge( $column_headers, $new_headers ); } add_filter( ‘wc_customer_order_csv_export_order_headers’, ‘wc_csv_export_modify_column_headers’ ); /** Set the data for each for custom columns … Read more
There is a simpler solution to this. The approach also depends on the some assumption which are listed below: Assumption : If there is only one City which you want the City field to be set to then you can use jQuery. Using jQuery you will be setting the value of the field and make … Read more
$havemeta = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘billing_cpf’, false); if ($havemeta) // do something } else { // do something } Try This
You will find the Codex Action Reference handy – while it doesn’t list everything, it gives a good overview of action order which can help locate the correct action if the one you’re using runs too late. In your case, wp does indeed run after the query is run, but looking at that list it … Read more
You can use wp-api. Its really easy and best. The documentation is also very clear and vast. Its provide a small plugin which can do everything you want. http://wp-api.org/
The concept of dividing up a set of posts into a number of “pages” is called Pagination, and is controlled by a number of pagination parameters in a WordPress posts query. The three most relevant (and most commonly used) are: posts_per_page: the number of posts displayed on each page paged: which page of posts is … Read more
In your child theme’s ‘functions.php’ file, you need to use the remove_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘$name’ ); script. For instance, in your twentytwelve-child theme’s functions.php file, use: remove_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘twentytwelve_widgets_init’ ); //necessary to replace parent theme’s code and then hook your new widget in your child theme’s function add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘new_twentytwelve_widgets_init’, 0 );