In your first example, your regex is \s, which will match a whitespace character. In the second example, you have \s*, which will match zero or more whitespace characters. You’re probably looking for \s+, one or more whitespace characters.
You need to add an additional filter on the frontend. Very basically it would look like this: Frontend (eg. single.php): echo apply_filters( ‘my_custom_persian_filter’, $post_date ); Backend (eg. functions.php) function persian_date_function( $date ) { $date = $converted_to_persian; // there you convert date to persian return $date; } add_filter( ‘my_custom_persian_filter’, ‘persian_date_function’ );
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The filter that you see is not really a filter, it’s just menu links. Each menu item such as the link that says “Support” will show posts that are in the “Support” category. First go to WP > Posts > Categories and create a category called “Support”. Then add posts to that category. Go to … Read more
https://parquedasfeiras.online/wp-json/wp/v2/job_listing?job_listing_category=86 Simple solution, worked for me. I believe I’m sleepy.
Thanks for your answers. According to comments above, I modified my code. Now it works. Is it correct way? <?php /* Plugin Name: Test plugin */ $arr = []; add_action( ‘init’, ‘set_var_data’ ); function set_var_data() { global $arr; $arr = [ ‘val’, ‘val2’, ‘val3’ ]; $arr = apply_filters( ‘my_hook’, $arr ); } print_r( $arr );
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