WordPress database error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax [closed]
taxonomy pages returning “NULL” when running default WordPress function ‘get_queried_object()’
You need to put together some php & db calls to handle the form submission, generate some unique code for each email and sending the verification code. Below I added a very basic example that can achieve that. It’s not a production ready code but tested and it works just fine. Firstly, you need to … Read more
You can do this using general programming/common sense with a variable and an if statement, no WordPress knowledge is required. If we create a variable named $skip_next and set it to true, then perform a check in the loop, we can set it to false and continue to skip the first. $skip_next = true; while … Read more
The error is indicating that a method function (get_attribute()) is attempting to be called on a variable that is set to null. This means that the $product_object variable is not populated with an instance of a class that has a method definition for get_attribute(), but rather is null. You’ll need to figure some other way … Read more
No, the constants WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL are not required to be defined. These constants would overwrite the URLs in the Settings > General fields, so for most sites they are undefined.
If you have a strict list of allowed years: $allowed_years = array(‘2018’, ‘2019’, ‘2020’, ‘2021’, ‘2022’, ‘2023’, ‘2024’); Then why are you using regex when you can search for those years directly: function vyperlook_get_years_in_text( string $text, array $allowed_years ) : array { $found_years = []; // the years we found // for each year that … Read more
This cannot be done inside the tr tags, you need to separate this out into two stages. First collect the data ( without displaying any HTML ), then display that data. For example: $editor = new WP_Query( [ ‘posts_per_page’ => 20 ] ); // each item in this array will be a post/an array of … Read more
what I need to do is to rename the wp-login.php page in login.php or login and I’ve tried using .htaccess rewrite rule Is there something else I can do to achive this? No, wp-login.php cannot be moved or rewritten, not without modifying WordPress core. That particular approach to this is a dead end. But the … Read more
After a bit of research I’ve fixed the problem I had with the redirect after logout. I’ve added this code to my functions file and it will use two filters to modify the default beahviour of wordpress after an user do the logout /* Logout URL Fix */ function custom_logout_url( $logout_url, $redirect ) { $logout_url … Read more