There are few ways how to make you’r form visible on your site: crate shortcode/widget with form create page template There are few ways how to process your form in php: adding processing directly to php file of page template adding processing in init/wp or any other action adding processing in ajax actions How i … Read more
I suggest to take a look at the tests file to see different ways of using hooks. They work similarly to PHP hooks, you can set several addAction and then one doAction with the name of the hook and other arguments. The first argument of doAction has to be the action name. Then you can … Read more
Have faith 😉 Unfortunately, your code ain’t correct in multiple ways. It assumes that the content only consists of content enclosed by paragraphs and doesn’t work correctly if not. This would be one solution: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘prefix_insert_post_ads’); /** * Content Filter */ function prefix_insert_post_ads($content) { $insertion = ‘Your AD Code’; if (is_single() && ! is_admin()) { … Read more
Two things need to be changed 1 – wishlistPost.metadata.wishlist_array which is the metadata returns an object with a string inside, not an array. var wishlist_array = wishlistPost.metadata.wishlist_array[0]; //Get current string wishlist_array += postID + “,”; //Concat new ID to the current string 2 – JSON.stringify(wishlist_array) is not needed as stated above wishlist_array is a string … Read more
Using React.js in WordPress
There is a REST API endpoint for settings that can be found at /wp/v2/settings
AS easy as you said: $user = wp_get_current_user(); if(!empty($user)) { $email = $user->user_email; $fname = $user->user_firstname; $sname = $user->user_lastname; $url=”https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeChqhovV70FbILIlfeo8K5UL9q3hfjPkngEe4IJkXMmCbawg/viewform?entry.646601418=STUDENT+01&entry.280532864=”.$email.’&entry.1176284616=’.$fname.’&entry.165661554=’.$sname; echo $url; } else { $email=”[email protected]”; $url=”https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeChqhovV70FbILIlfeo8K5UL9q3hfjPkngEe4IJkXMmCbawg/viewform?entry.646601418=STUDENT+01&entry.280532864=”.$email.’&entry.1176284616=First&entry.165661554=Last’; echo $url; } If the user is logged in (if !empty ($user) ) then it grabs the data from the user variable wp_get_current_user, we could also wrap in … Read more
The Codex (JavaScript in Posts) covers exactly this scenario; including javascript in a post on a one-off basis. So whether your javascript worked in the past or not is irrelevant, the best approach now is to use the practise described in the Codex. These are the steps that I followed: 1 – Save the javascript … Read more
General answer: you can call wp_enqueue_script() directly inline in the template, as of WordPress 3.4 (IIRC). So, if you have: <script src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/82668/myscriptforthispageonly.js”></script> You could replace it with: <?php wp_enqueue_script( ‘this-page-script’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/myscriptforthispageonly.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), null, true ); ?> Edit From this comment: This is from within a page. As in a WordPress page. … Read more
Simplest part is to filter attachment list. Use this code add_filter(‘ajax_query_attachments_args’, function($args) { $args[‘meta_query’] = array( array( ‘key’ => ‘my_image_meta’, ‘value’ => $some_value, ‘compare’ => ‘=’ ) ); return $args; }); However this code will filter all media library queries. You may want to pass some additional parameter from wp.media. This answer may be helpful.