The problem you’re facing is because of the nature of the WordPress redirect. It uses what is called a safe redirect, namely with the function wp_safe_redirect(). This restricts redirects to local URLs only. Your work around for this is the following where you jump into the login redirect filter and perform your desired redirection then, … Read more
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1.- Add this to your child theme’s functions file: add_filter(“embed_oembed_html”, function( $html, $url, $attr ) { if ( !empty( $attr[‘id’] ) ) { $html = str_replace( “<iframe”, sprintf( ‘<iframe id=”%s”‘, $attr[‘id’] ), $html ); } return $html; }, 10, 3); 2.- Now use ‘ ); Hope that helps.
If you only have 1 shortcode in the post content, catch the id with this: <?php $text = get_the_content(); preg_match_all(“\bid=”([0-9]+)\b”, $text, $matches); var_dump($matches[0]); ?> In your example [gravityform description=”true” id=”23″ title=”true”], it would output: 23 However, if you use other shortcodes or simple text, in the same post, with that same structure id=123, you might … Read more
WordPress applies various filters to the content before it is output. The filter do_shortcode is the one that processes shortcodes. You can apply all of the same filters to the output of your editor by using the following code: echo apply_filters( ‘the_content’, get_option( ‘piedino_plugin_var_testo’ ) ); Here is the list of all of the filters … Read more
First, what you are trying to do is an abuse of the shorcode system. You should not use them to replace html elements. That aside, the p comes from the content. You either need to use [div]….[/div] and than you will get the content as the second parameter to the shortcode function and you can … Read more
use function to call variable function give_value(){ $acfvalue = get_field( ‘short_title’ ); return $acfvalue; } function hprice(){ return ‘<h2>’. give_value() . ” Price list in India” .'</h2>’; } add_shortcode( ‘pprice’, ‘hprice’ ); function hspecs(){ return ‘<h2>’. give_value() . ” Full Specification” . ‘</h2>’; } add_shortcode( ‘pspecs’, ‘hspecs’ ); function hreview(){ return ‘<h2>’. give_value() . ” … Read more
Woocommerce doesn’t have pagination optionality by default, you need a plugin or code it by yourself.