Not sure if this helps but try doing this in the main plugin file: require plugin_dir_path(__FILE__).’inc/plugin-setting.php’; require plugin_dir_path(__FILE__).’inc/db.php’; // Register activation hook in the main plugin file register_activation_hook(__FILE__, ‘wp_comment_reactions’); Move your function wp_comment_reactions to the db.php file and call it from the main plugin file.
I know you said you are not a programmer so this is probably not an easy fix. This is not something that is easy to do without either permanently changing the date / time in the database and they it will be the date / time that you set it as, or go through your … Read more
For something like this I would use bash scripting, it works great and will do anything for you. If we assume that the server environment (Nginx, MySQL, PHP) is already set up and configured, the bash script will focus solely on downloading, installing, and configuring WordPress. Here’s a simplified script for that purpose: WordPress Installation … Read more
I have found out that i have enabled tracking protection in that particular Firefox profile. A relevant warning, which i oversaw by just displaying the errors, was also displayed. The resource at “https://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/id” was blocked because content blocking is enabled. Apparently https://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/id. does honor the tracking protection setting. Today i learned to use a clean … Read more
Now I’m however getting: Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant “cat” That’s because the cat and post_tag were not wrapped in quotes (e.g. ‘cat’), and they also did not start with the dollar sign ($) as in $cat, which indicates a variable, hence PHP tried to find the constants named cat or post_tag, and when … Read more
To adapt the second part of your code to work with the first part, where you are using wp_dropdown_categories to generate the dropdown list, you can use the get_terms function to retrieve all terms of the tipologia taxonomy and then iterate over them to create your $names_trans array. In the wp_dropdown_categories call, you pass the … Read more
Yes it is possible to count the posts with certain tags within a particular category. You can achieve this by using a combination of wp functions like WP_Query to retrieve posts and get_terms to retrieve the tags within the specified category. <?php $category_slug = ‘donotallowpost’; $term_slugs = [ ‘cat’, ‘bird’, ‘chinchilla’, ‘dog’, ‘ferret’, ‘hamster’, ‘horse’, … Read more
I should not have been looping at all. This (not optimized) code fixes all issues and adds Difficulty. add_shortcode(‘get_run’, ‘get_run_status’); function get_run_status($atts) { $atts = shortcode_atts(array( ‘run’ => ”, ), $atts); $run_output=””; $diff_output=””; $found_day = false; $found_night = false; $run_atts = sanitize_text_field($atts[‘run’]); $run_query = get_field($run_atts); if($run_query): $run_status = $run_query[‘status’]; $run_difficulty = $run_query[‘difficulty’]; endif; foreach ($run_status … Read more
To achieve filtering according to the locale de_DE for the taxonomy terms displayed in the search box selector, you can use a similar approach as your archive title filter. add_filter(‘wp_dropdown_categories’, function( $output, $args ) { $locale = get_locale(); if (‘de_DE’ == $locale && $args[‘taxonomy’] == ‘tipologia’) { // Modify output for German locale and ‘tipologia’ … Read more
You used the correct filter, but the reason it isn’t showing has nothing to do with menus, and everything to do with the basics of how filters work. That filter gives a string and expects a string in return, so if we add type hints the problem becomes much more obvious: function add_search( string $items, … Read more