Most of the problem was resolved by pasting the following into my functions.php function my_init() { if (!is_admin()) { wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); // Load the copy of jQuery that comes with WordPress // The last parameter set to TRUE states that it should be loaded // in the footer. wp_register_script(‘jquery’, ‘/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js’, FALSE, ‘1.11.4’, TRUE); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); } } … Read more
You can create your own function to return posts objects from different categories using the get_object_in_term() function with some customization on the sql request. This function has only one filter (order). I know that you seem to want a one time WP_Query, but it can give you some idea. In this example, I directly set … Read more
You should put it inside ‘the_content’ hook. 1)Create first plugin which has the form that proccess simple form submission. 2)And then call that page in iframe window.Like this: <—YOU DIV STARTS HERE FOR POPUP WINDOW–> <div id=”iframeclasses”> <?php add_thickbox(); ?> //Your form link <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/248296/YOUR_LINK_GOES_HERE&KeepThis=true&TB_iframe=true” class=”thickbox”> </div> 3)iframe window open by following code. <input type=”submit” … Read more
There is many ways to do it, create a shortcode to place anywhere you want or filter the post content and add what you want. If you plugin is not activate, this will not display, <?php /** * Plugin Name: Europhonica Image/Vidéo switch (by Jules) */ // the_content method add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘image_my_switch_function_content’ ); function image_my_switch_function_content($content){ … Read more
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Since your first get_categories call will load all terms into memory, you can just loop over ’em and check if they have an ancestor with ID 55, and WordPress won’t ever hit the db again: $terms = get_terms([ ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ‘hide_empty’ => false, ]); foreach ( $terms as $k => $term ) { if … Read more
Insert in your functions.php file the following code function order_confirm_token() { if(isset($_GET[‘myconfirmation’])) { $confirmation_token = $_GET[‘myconfirmation’]; // Do something with token } } add_action(‘init’, ‘order_confirm_token’); Then when you send the user the email to confirm the email direct them to the home page like this: www.example.com/?myconfirmation=TOKENCODE
Syntax error comes from your js file that is containing php code. You don’t need this part to be in the js file and need to be in a php file. <?php function form_ajax_process_request() { if( isset( $_POST[“post_var”] ) ) { $response = $_POST[“post_var”]; echo $response; die(); } } add_action(‘wp_ajax_form_response’,’form_ajax_process_request’); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_form_response’,’form_ajax_process_request’); ?> This part need … Read more
Oh, I have got solution through a small research, I tried with the object $wpdb and it worked 100% fine as it works in plugins. and the processes are the same as plugins. Thanks to all who tried to answer my question.
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