WordPress Breadcrumb Taxonomy Display
WordPress Breadcrumb Taxonomy Display
WordPress Breadcrumb Taxonomy Display
If I understand your problem, this procedure should work for you: create a custom post type nameofplugin_offer use a form to get the offers from customers, save them as the above CPT (see wp_insert_post()) in your CPT archive template ( that would be archive-nameofplugin_offer.php, see Template Hierarchy), within the loop, list all the public details … Read more
Yes, you can query products by their ids and display them as ajax response. You code just needs a little revision. Perhaps you could try something along these lines, public function display_search_result(){ $skus = urldecode($_POST[‘sku_universel’]); $skus = explode(‘,’,$sku); $product_ids = array(); // you can use native woocommerce function to get the product ids foreach($skus as … Read more
While in the Customizer preview, right-click on The Events Calendar section and inspect it, you’ll get it’s id. As an example, if you right click on Site Identity section and inspect it, you’ll have at the beginning the following : <li id=”accordion-section-title_tagline”… So, the id IS ONLY title_tagline Hope this helps
So apparently I’m a bonehead. I was originally building this with Advanced Custom Fields plugin and doing it in the theme but decided to try and build my first plugin instead. I had created a custom field group and assigned it to the post type with ACF, so that’s what was triggering the validation error. … Read more
Extend Plugin that creates an endpoint for GET request to also accepts POST requests
I also had this problem, and what I did is to define the attribute inside PHP and use wp_localize_script to pass down the array. Then you can pass in the variable in render_callback using use ($var) For example: $js = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/js’; $css= get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/css’; $default_attributes = [ ‘alignment’ => [ ‘type’ => … Read more
After going through a lot of articles and solutions I finally figured it out: Directory Structure for the plugin (Boilerplate directory structure used from here) First step: Register a js script which would track the event/ user activity and pass it the ajax URL through which it would fetch the product details via ajax. // … Read more
get the queried_object of an url
WordPress offers their own implementation called RawHTML. This works: const htmlToElem = ( html ) => wp.element.RawHTML( { children: html } ); … edit: function(props) { return htmlToElem(“<strong>strong text</strong>”); }, …