How to grab data from input and store it into custom table in database?
How to grab data from input and store it into custom table in database?
How to grab data from input and store it into custom table in database?
You’re trying to use $instance in your deliver_mail method, but that variable doesn’t exist in that method. To get that variable, you need to be inside the widget function, but that’s not possible. That function is only called when an instance of that widget is being displayed, which will never happen in an Admin AJAX … Read more
add_action have 4 parameters, the third one being priority ($priority). Usually plugins and child themes load their scripts after a parent theme to ensure that it doesn’t get overrun later on. So it is wise and good practice to run your action dead last. To to this, you will need a very low priority, ie … Read more
Composer Autoloader as suggested in the comments is the best way to do it. Just use composers classmap feature: “autoload”: { “classmap”: [“classes/”] }
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I solved this issue. Problem was in way I was using register_activation_hook. I loaded TbybInstall along with other classes: /* * Load classes */ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘classes/class.PreparedCarts.php’; require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘classes/class.ReturnOptions.php’; require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘classes/class.TbybInstall.php’; …and I used register_activation_hook in a way which is more similar to official … Read more
First off, as I mentioned in the comment, you got a syntax error here, where there’s an unwanted }: $meta = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘clpr_coupon_code’, true );} // <- that } (Updated answer — Previous code were removed since they didn’t work for you.) So if you want to show the special text when $clpr_options->coupon_code_hide does … Read more
Create custom admin page with custom text fields
You need more than just telling the page where to find your theme. You will likely need to load WordPress. You can do that with the following: <?php define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); require(‘./wp-load.php’); ?> Is the clpr_categories_list() a theme function? You could just WP’s wp_list_categories() function to what you need. The function accepts quite a number of … Read more
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