Two functions with different arguments and add_actions, but identical code
I feel like this is simple.
I feel like this is simple.
I am working on a WP system that is supposed to be served by multiple domains. For example, foo.example.com and elpmaxe.com point to the same installation. But depending on the URL, the system will conditionally serve a different landing page.
I have a virtual store with woocommerce where I use the USER REGISTRATION plugin to register new customers. This plugin allows the creation of custom fields. I created a custom text field called “STATE REGISTRATION”. In this field the user can write something or leave it blank. My demand is that when creating a new … Read more
I have a personal website which uses WordPress.
for same changes on the theme, I can add manually codes on single.php.
Or I can write a hook for it.
for example, I want to add content on a specific single.php line.
I want to perform some actions when ajax tasks done successfully. For instance, if the item added to the cart, I want to send an email. Also may perform a few more actions.
Is it possible to run add_action under a certain condition?
I’m trying to add a custom field on the checkout form if a certain product category is in the basket and then on submission, check that field has been completed and add the result to the order details.
I’m using ACF Blocks in a theme I’m building.
I want to intercept requests to public files in WordPress, more specifically all requests to any file located in /wp-content/uploads. Using request or even init filters didn’t help, e.g.
i want to send email only new post publish in wordpress admin