If you’re comfortable with PHP, it would be possible to keep track of when the slug is updated. The only way I can think of is a bit complicated: Make sure revisions are enabled, both for your install and for the post type you’re targeting. You’ll have to determine how many revisions you want to … Read more
The problem is that you always set the meta query, if you don’t want it to apply in a particular situation, you need to check for that situation and account for it. Similar to how you’re already checking with is_admin, or is_main_query, etc. In this situation, you’ll want to check the $_GET parameters to detect … Read more
It’s not Gravity Forms, it’s ob_end_clean(), which just deletes the buffer and returns a boolean value. (In this case, true, which is getting expressed as 1.) Is there a pressing reason to use the ob_* functions? The code would be more readable (and predictable) if it was something like this. public function collectGFData($entry, $form ) … Read more
In WooCommerce (my version v6.1.1) there is a file called /woocommerce/templates/checkout/thankyou.php and in line 79 you have trigger with dynamic payment method name so there is a place when each payment method do their magic <?php do_action( ‘woocommerce_thankyou_’ . $order->get_payment_method(), $order->get_id() ); ?> And answering your questions: The opposite. Where is add_action there is a … Read more
Hello Mike can you check that folder is the image is there which you have uploaded and if yes then when you click on attachment details then on right there is a key which shows File URL: can you check that.if it is empty or wrong path to show. If file is not there you … Read more
No, you can’t. add_action( ‘hook’, array( [class], “method_name” ) ); is the right way to use a method as callback. Read about how to use methods as callback in the codex. If you want to use a static method as callback, do it in this way: add_action( ‘hook’, array( “ClassName”, “method_name” ) );
In your theme’s functions.php file, or the like: add_action( ‘your-custom-action’, ‘wpse8170_media_popup_init’ ); In the page template used for the page in question: do_action( ‘your-custom-action’ );
You have the right idea with using get_object() just on wrong class. Since hooked method belongs to Theme_My_Login_Custom_Passwords instance it should be Theme_My_Login_Custom_Passwords::get_object().
You’re right about not doing this inside the theme file, also you have the right thing in mind putting this into your functions.php. Try the approach shown below, it’s more you actually need, so pick what’s fitting in your case. Code: //remove add to cart buttons add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse124288_wc_remove_add_to_cart_buttons’ ); function wpse124288_wc_remove_add_to_cart_buttons() { //add to … Read more
the_content is not an action, it is a filter. You should be concatenating a string and returning it. It sounds like you are echoing content directly. That is: // wrong function test_content($content) { echo ‘this is wrong’; } add_filter(‘the_content’,’test_content’); // right function test_content($content) { return ‘this is right ‘.$content; } add_filter(‘the_content’,’test_content’);