In the first step, the form to display, you can keep what you have coded. Then you can do that to generate the result in the e-mail : add_filter(“wpcf7_posted_data”, function ($posted_data) { $result = “”; foreach ($posted_data[“tag”] as $index => $question) { $answer = $posted_data[“ans”][$index]; $result .= “$question : $answer\n”; } $posted_data[“my_questions”] = $result; return … Read more
You can use the woocommerce_quantity_input_args filter: function wpse_292293_quantity_input_default( $args, $product ) { $args[‘input_value’] = 2; return $args; } add_filter( ‘woocommerce_quantity_input_args’, ‘wpse_292293_quantity_input_default’, 10, 2 ); When the quantity input is output, it’s output with the woocommerce_quantity_input() function. This function accepts several arguments including the default value for the input. This filter lets you replace values in … Read more
It depends on the plugin and the cache method you are using. For example, as far as I remember, WP Super Cache offers two different cache methods: PHP Cache HTML Cache Using the first method creates PHP cache files that still load WordPress’s functions, but do not go through the whole loading process. If this … Read more
WP-Cron ist not a fully fledged cron implementation or something. It’s actually rather simple. On every page load, a list of scheduled tasks is checked to see what needs to be run. Any tasks scheduled to be run will be run during that page load. By default, tasks can be scheduled to be run hourly, … Read more
Thanks again for the help @jdm2112. Updated a few syntax errors and used the same structure you suggested, works great! // Add notification bubble to custom post type menu nav add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘add_cpt_menu_bubble’ ); function add_cpt_menu_bubble() { global $menu; $count_posts = tms_count_pending_posts(); if ( $count_posts > 3 ) { foreach ( $menu as $key => … Read more
Use the pre_delete_term hook, which fires before the actual deleting occurs, so the relationships will still be present. function wpse_296972_pre_delete_term( $term_id, $taxonomy_name ) { if ( $taxonomy_name === ‘organization’ ) { $objects = get_objects_in_term( $term_id, $taxonomy ); // Do something with $objects. } } add_action( ‘pre_delete_term’, ‘wpse_296972_pre_delete_term’ );
This function contains do_action() calls for post status transition action hooks. The order of the words in the function name might be confusing – it does not change the status of posts, it only calls actions that can be hooked into by plugin developers. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_transition_post_status What you want is wp_update_post, you’re also using WP_Query incorrectly: … Read more
I could solve it with the function getColorObjectByColorValue (take a look at the gutenberg files). If you have something like const backgroundColors = [ { name: ‘Light Green’, slug: ‘light-green’, color: ‘#E6F0F0’ }, { name: ‘Light Gray’, slug: ‘light-gray’, color: ‘#F7F7F7’ } ]; then you can get the color name by const test = getColorObjectByColorValue(backgroundColors, … Read more
I found the correct way: function readmore_link($defaults,$between_the_tags){ … $output=”This is between the shortcode tags:”; $output .= $between_the_tags; return $output; } add_shortcode(‘readmore’, ‘readmore_link’); More about enclosing shortcodes on WP Codex: Shortcode API
My first question is, what is the function or loader that makes this happen? And secondly, is this a global WordPress feature, or do plugin developers have to build this functionality into the plugin? It’s not a WordPress feature. Not exactly. Each plugin that does this has created their own function for loading template files … Read more