You’ve got a whole lot of problems here. First you’re asking for Tag_slug__in, but providing a title, secondly tag_slug__in accepts an array (I’m not sure it will work with a string). Both issues will cause problems because titles are not slugs and arrays are not strings.. Maybe just use “tag”? But what if page title … Read more
I found my problem on the UI side (thanks to @CBroe) where by ajax response was being exposed to a jQuery library DataTable(), whose default ordering was sorting in alphabetical order. I set the ordering parameter to false as: $(“#someid”).DataTable({“ordering”:false}); And My results were displayed as I was willing to
A shortcode is essentially a trigger that leads to execution of a piece of code in you functions.php file. The only real difference with the code you already have is you don’t print the result immediately, but return it from the function. Also, get_posts is not the preferred way to do multiple loops, as you … Read more
I was calling the category id instead of the category name. Here’s the code that by default tries using tags to bring in relevant posts, and if there are no posts by tags it’ll bring in posts using the same category. This code work in the single.php using the Ajax Load More wordpress plugin. // … Read more
Im not sure what you are actually doing here but I think you are looking to create a block of code from the post content then strip unnecessary tags. I would use strip tags: https://www.w3schools.com/php/func_string_strip_tags.asp <?php require “wp-config.php”; // Post Types to include $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => ’50’, ‘post_type’ => array( ‘product’, ‘product-variation’ ) … Read more
You can do that using jQuery’s focus function. add following into your php file inside <script> tags. $(“#your-searchinput-id”).focus(function() { $(“h4.title_sidebarsub”).text(“<?php echo $string ?>”) }); $(this).blur(function() { $(“h4.title_sidebarsub”).text(“mijn gemeente”) });
Nothing. You shouldn’t need to set the post type. Your taxonomy archive is presumably already querying the correct post type. function customize_customtaxonomy_archive_display ( $query ) { if ( $query->is_tax( ‘country’ ) ) { $query->set( ‘meta_key’, ‘start_date’ ); $query->set( ‘orderby’, ‘meta_value_num’ ); $query->set( ‘order’, ‘ASC’ ); } } Note: $query->is_main_query() is redundant when checking $query->is_tax(), because … Read more
You can apply a custom filter on your WP_Query that is on your ajax callback function like this: $my_query = apply_filters(‘my_plugin_pre_get_posts’, (new WP_Query($args))); Now you can use your existing pre_get_posts function for ajax calls also, add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘myplugin_filter_posts’); // For All WP_Query instances add_filter(‘my_plugin_pre_get_posts’, ‘myplugin_filter_posts’); // For ajax function myplugin_filter_posts($query) { if (defined(‘DOING_AJAX’) && DOING_AJAX) { … Read more
Figured this out now. Instead of using $wp_query->set(), I instead set arguments, and then ran the woocommerce loop. This is the final code I used. add_action(‘wp_ajax_listFilteredProducts’, ‘listFilteredProducts’); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_listFilteredProducts’, ‘listFilteredProducts’); function listFilteredProducts($wp_query) { if(isset($_GET[‘formData’])) { $value = $_GET[‘formData’]; } // If no price input, but tags have been input if ($value[‘priceRange’] == 0 && $value[‘tags’] != … Read more
I just tried to replicate your code and the only issue I came up with is in one of the arguments to your CPT setup. You have “capability_type” => “comunicado”, But this prevented the CPT working correctly for me. I don’t think this argument should be referring to itself. I replaced it with ‘post’ to … Read more