It seems like you might have done some syntax error etc please add these lines to wp-config.php to check error If you have backup of your previous file, restore it to check error if any are there. error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1); define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true); 500 errors can frequently occur with incorrectly configured rewrite rules contained in … Read more
You should never create standalone files to do things like this. This is one of the reasons timthumb turned into a security nightmare, and it’s incredibly fragile and dangerous. WordPress is a CMS, and it should handle all requests. Instead, use GET or POST variables in the URL to do the work inside WordPress, by … Read more
You can achieve this by create a template override for woocommerce category layout. How to Create Template override Go to wp-content/theme/{your_theme} Create a folder named woocommerce if already not exist Then create a file titled archive-product.php Now, paste the below code as instructed and modify any parameters per your need Add this code right after … Read more
You don’t concatenate these outputs. The_field will print while get_field can be used to concat. <?php the_field(‘fl_venue’); echo ‘, ‘; the_field(‘fl_address’); ?>
You can do that accessing the phpmyadmin dashboard of your host, but that is no the right way to do it, i recommend you to research and learn about: Custom Post Types Custom Taxonomies
I wouldn’t classify this as a WordPress issue persay. The problem is that any get_*() functions return values. This means that get_permalink() returns the permalink to be assigned ot a variable which you’re not doing or intend to do in this case. So we have the value sitting in memory all we need to do … Read more
The str_replace() function should have 3 parameters, so your code should be like this: echo str_replace( ‘class=”fa fa-play mi”‘, ‘class=”fa fa-play mi” aria-hidden=”true”‘, ‘<i class=”fa fa-play mi”></i>’ );
You just don’t do such things as any changes you will do will be lost on an upgrade. If you need to make changes to WordPress core files (very unlikely) you should use git for version control, and properly test everything before uploading to the server, then you should disable automatic updates, and with every … Read more
That’s called Ternary Operator. if( ! empty( $_POST[‘variable_b’] ) { $variable = explode( “\n”, trim( $_POST[‘variable_b’] ); } else { $variable = array(); } You can see PHP Shorthand If/Else Using Ternary Operators (?:) for more details.
I think your answer is about escaping not execution, e.g.: Why does this text appear bold versus: <b>Why does this text appear bold</b> The problem is escaping, but first, some notes: The Problem With Calling it Execution Executing is the wrong word to use, which is why your googling did not yield results. No PHP … Read more