The issue seems to arise because the pre_get_posts hook you’re using to filter media library queries might be affecting other queries as well, and your filtering condition isn’t targeting the exact query you’re trying to modify. Here’s a detailed breakdown and a solution: Key Points to Address: Scope the Query Correctly: Ensure your pre_get_posts filter … Read more
$select.find(‘option:selected’).text() should get the name of the selection: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { function updateGravityFormHiddenFields() { var $select = $(‘#wpc-taxonomy-work_location-3945’); var selectedText = $select.find(‘option:selected’).text(); // Get the selected option’s text console.log(“Selected Name:”, selectedText); // Debugging line $(‘#input_3_14’).val(selectedText).trigger(‘change’); // Ensure value update } // Initial population updateGravityFormHiddenFields(); // Use .on() instead of .change() $(document).on(‘change’, ‘#wpc-taxonomy-work_location-3945’, function() { console.log(“Change detected”); … Read more
To fix this, follow these steps: Backup your site. Save all content and SEO data (title, slug, meta description) from the pages. Delete both pages completely from the trash. Create a new page and give it the original slug. Restore the saved content and SEO data.
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Use the filter comment_form_fields instead of comment_form_defaults. Also, in the call to str_replace(), remove the =”” from required in both strings. So, your code will become: function custom_comment_form_placeholders( $fields ) { if ( isset( $fields[‘comment’] ) ) { $fields[‘comment’] = str_replace( ‘<textarea id=”comment” name=”comment” cols=”45″ rows=”8″ maxlength=”65525″ required></textarea>’, ‘<textarea id=”comment” name=”comment” cols=”45″ rows=”8″ maxlength=”65525″ required … Read more
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Just like posts with WP_Query and pre_get_posts, there is WP_User_Query and pre_get_users that lets you modify the query parameters for fetching the users. This is the most efficient method of adjusting the list of users. e.g. add_action( ‘pre_get_users’, ‘justin_wylllie_pre_get_users’ ); function justin_wylllie_pre_get_users( \WP_User_Query $query ): void { // … modify the query object if we’re … Read more
If you want to show Private Posts to non-logged in user then you can try the given code. Also showing Private posts to Non-Logged In User not recommended. With this approach the private content will expose to all users, which may not be recommended for most cases. <?php function include_private_posts_in_search( $query ) { if ( … Read more