You don’t need a shortcode in a traditional sense. You could use something like {imageurl=””http://google.de/aImage.jpg} You would use the filter content_save_pre to run before the content is saved to the database a search and replace with the img markup which you get from media_sideload_image(). media_sideload_image() downloads the image from a URL adds it to the … Read more
First of all as far as I know that you can’t call get_template_part() from your plugin.It’s a Theme only function . Try to keep your calculator code’s in a php file inside your plugin’s directory and include it like bellow: function info_box_calculator_core(){ include( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘mydir/calculator.php’); //replace ‘mydir/calculator.php’ with your file name } … Read more
A workaround might be: [code] $foo = <<<EOT …. EOT; [/code] where we change <<< to <<<. We could do this automatically before do_shortcode filters the content and then replace it again afterwards. I tested this version: [code] $foo = <<<EOT …. EOT;<!—-> [/code] and it seems to parse the shortocde’s content correctly. But then … Read more
This should work: function get_name() { $url = “http://domain.com/author/peter”; if (preg_match(“/author/”, $url )) { $lastSlash = strrpos( $url, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); return substr( $url, $lastSlash, strlen($url)); } } This will return everything after the last slash.
It looks like you need to change your front-page.php page, you are using the wrong variable. $static_page_content = get_the_content(); to $static_page_content = the_content(); Edit: I see you just updated your question to this, yes this will work fine. Shouldn’t see any negative side effects from this.
Set a flag like $already_run to static and give it an initial value false. Then check if that value is true. If not, do the one-time thing and then set $already_run to true. The next time this function is called, it will not re-assign the static property, but will instead use the value set at … Read more
You haven’t included get_header() or get_footer() in your template. They will load header.php and footer.php which should include wp_head() and wp_footer(). Those last two functions are important because that’s where scripts are loaded. If your shortcode depends on a script being loaded in the header or the footer, then you need wp_head() or wp_footer(), thats … Read more
You registered the shortcode basic_shortcode, but you tested the wrong [basic-shortcode]. These are two different things.
Well, there is a script out there. The author claims that it removes the wpautop form individual specific shorcodes. You’ll find it here. Add this to your functions.php or your plugin like below- // Here I assumed that you kept the name of the PHP script file same include “shortcode-wpautop-control.php”; And then call the function … Read more
I had the same problem and got it finally to work. Based on the thread you have followed, you now have to extend the “update” function of the WP core /wp-includes/js/media-views.js. Go to the “jQuery(document).ready(function()…” part of the ‘print_media_templates’ action and try this: <script> jQuery(document).ready(function() { wp.media.view.Settings.Gallery = wp.media.view.Settings.Gallery.extend({ // add your custom options template … Read more