Best way for storing them is WordPress’ Options Mechanism. ANd best way to trigger it when a post saved is using WordPress save_post action. Example : add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘count’ ); //Execute count() when a post saved/updated function count() { your codes here … //save them to DB update_option(“lines-of-code”, $lines); update_option(“disk-space”, $diskspace); … }
You ajax logic seems okay.. In order to solve a duplication problem you need to add a flag. Example: var isLoading = false; — Your click event is here — // Only let things to happen if there’s no ajax in the middle of process if( isLoading == false ) { // Set it to … Read more
name is a WordPress query var, by submitting a form with that var set, you are changing the main query. All form elements should always be prefixed with something unique to prevent clashes like this.
This isn’t a complete answer, but a couple of bits of advice – Don’t geocode the addresses on front-end requests, it’s a waste of cycles. An address only needs to be geocoded once, then you can store the lat/lon data with your post meta. Use a save_post hook to do the geocoding when the post … Read more
Instead you should consider using a shortcode. This is exactly the problem that shortcodes try to solve. By default, Widgets don’t process shortcodes, but that can be easily changed. add_filter( ‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’ ); This would allow you to use any shortcodes in the Widget text area. Next would be to get the PHP code you … Read more
i use this code in my portfolio http://pocketapps.co/ <?php $args = array( //your argument code ); query_posts($args);?> <ul> <?php $ls=0; while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <?php if($ls%2==0): echo ‘</li><li>’; endif; ?> <div class=”app”> //your code here </div> <?php $ls++; endwhile; wp_reset_query(); ?> </ul>
Perhaps this function will help you out. Add to functions.php after you made a backup of this file. There is no need to add any in a template by using this function. /** * Set max output results for search page * * @param $queryVars * @return results * * Read more @link https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/requests /request/ … Read more
get_post_meta as seen here is nothing more than a wrapper for get_metadata. Now when you say the meta you’re getting back, if its not null but rather an empty string, it means you’re hitting the end of get_metadata as seen here. With true defined as the third variable of your get_post_meta call, you should be … Read more
If you look at canonical.php you will notice that the wp_redirect_admin_locations function is hooked very late– at priority 1000. This means that just about any function hooked to redirect_canonical runs before this one. So, conditionally remove wp_redirect_admin_locations from the template_redirect hook. add_action( ‘template_redirect’, function() { $requ = untrailingslashit($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]); if (site_url(‘login’,’relative’) === $requ ){ remove_action( ‘template_redirect’, … Read more
I don’t know if you try to add a css file in your theme or plugin. I will provide both examples. Use wp_enqueue_style in combination with get_theme_file_uri to enqueu a stylesheet in your theme directory. For a theme, see example function add_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘fontawesome-style’, get_theme_file_uri( ‘/assets/css/all.css’ ), array(), null ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_styles’ … Read more