You could save the values with the separate user meta keys: x1, …, x6, points instead of the array: achievements to simplify your WP_User_Query() usage and not having to deal with serialized arrays as user meta values. But I guess you’ve already considered this setup and wanted to avoid it 😉 A compromise would be … Read more
You’re close. Your first attempt is using get_the_tags incorrectly. The function accepts the post ID you want to get the tags from. In your example, there is no $tag global, so $tag->name is trying to fetch a property of a non-object. In your second attempt, a single post won’t have any tag-related query vars, that … Read more
Ok i done by my own. I delete all above code and write this code. It works perfectly for me Code: function template_chooser($template){ global $wp_query; $plugindir = dirname(__FILE__); $post_type = get_query_var(‘post_type’); if( $post_type == ‘product’ ){ return $plugindir . ‘/themefiles/single-product.php’; } if (is_tax(‘prodcategories’)) { return $plugindir . ‘/themefiles/taxonomy-prodcategories.php’; } return $template; } add_filter(‘template_include’, ‘template_chooser’);
Creating a table for such functionality in WordPress is not an efficient move. I would prefer to do this using follwoing approach. Create Custom post type for your voters info. For this you can try Generate WP post type generator. When ever user visits your site; save IP and rating in post meta using wp … Read more
For this purpose there is get_term_link function (documentation). <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/199226/<?php echo get_term_link( 42 ,”product_cat’) ?>”>Fine Art … etc.</a> Product category is just WP taxonomy, so there is plenty of functions to work with. In this case you have to know your product category ID (taxonomy term ID, actually). When editing category, you will find it … Read more
There is no native way to do this AFAIK. The easiest way will be: to simply query all the pages in the hierarchy of the page ID passed then return all the parent ID’s ($post_parent property of the post object) from all pages in an array loop through the pages and compare the page ID … Read more
CMB2 has a clever way of handling the same situation. It establishes a version constant that is a high number for the first release (9999), and on each subsequent release, the version constant is decremented. The version number is used for the priority of the action that instantiates the main class. This ensures that the … Read more
You should hook with the locale filter: add_filter(‘locale’, ‘my_get_locale’); function my_get_locale($locale) { if ( is_page( 2846) ) { return “en_GB”; } return $locale; }
I had the same problem. I did not have pre-existing menus, but newly created ones had the same symptoms as you described. In my case, the problem was a ill-defined table wp_terms. It was missing the AUTO_INCREMENT flag on the column term_id as well as all indexes and the primary key. I can only assume … Read more
If you want to modify the main <header> output take a look at header.php. This file will be called before the other templates. If you want to modify the template that is used to display your latest blog posts, index.php would be the file of choice. Index.php is also the fallback template for any post … Read more