Asp .Net MVC Dropdown
I want to display range from 2000 to 2020, so I am using this:
I want to display range from 2000 to 2020, so I am using this:
I want to sort the products by their type, using dropdownlist.
I have a series of Dropdown boxes that contain an option for Pass or Fail. What I want to happen is if any of the 6 dropdown boxes in the panel contain a Fail selection, Button 1 appears. If there are no Fail selections made, then Button 2 appears.
I have this asp net drp box:
Good day! I am building this Blog Archive page and it requires filtering of posts by months, using dropdown. Any idea how to do this?
I created a metabox in admin using wp_dropdown_pages() to display the list of posts from my custom post type workshop. The metabox dropdown works fine in admin, I can select the post title and save it.
I have created custom post type called “case study”(with slug case-study), with support of custom taxonomy which is called “theme”.
I’d like to make a custom walker that works with wp_list_categories to generate a menu of nested uls using my category, sub-category, and sub-sub-category(?) structure. Any category that has sub-categories can’t be a link so it can be clicked in order to reveal the sub-categories (or sub-sub-categories).
I have seen this question asked a bunch but nothing seems to work. I have a simple metabox within a CPT that needs to save two values. It needs to save a dropdown of pages and a url text field. I can get the text field to save and display but not the drop down. My class is being called on initialization. I think it has something to do with the $dropdown_args variable but I’m not too sure. I can see it saving in my database but it just doesn’t display the selection after saving. The description metabox saves and displays fine, it’s the landing page one that needs help. I have posted all my code and any help will be greatly appreciated.
So i have a wordpress woocommerce site and I would like to add a button under the pagenumbers (do you call this pagination?) so the user can select himself how many products to view per page, ie 20, 40, 80 etc.