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I managed to solve this issue using pre_get_termsas an action and then updating the query_vars
$current_user = get_current_user_id();
$user_field = "user_".$current_user;
$user_categories = get_field('post_categories', $user_field);
if(in_array('category',$terms->query_vars['taxonomy'])){
$terms->query_vars['include'] = $user_categories;
}
...
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WooCommerce itself isn't setting fresh_site to 0 directly (the string fresh_site doesn't appear anywhere in WooCommerce's source code), however you are correct that it's happening because WooCommerce is creating pages.
WordPress sets a site to not be fresh like this (from wp-includes/default-filters.php):
// Mark site as no longer fresh
foreach ( array( '...
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WordPress redirects you back to the user-edit.php page upon successful user update, so while the admin_notices has yet been fired in your sulock_save_profile_fields(), the message (your custom admin notice) is never displayed because of the redirection.
And one way to fix it, is by filtering the redirect URL via the wp_redirect filter:
// In ...
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I would start by making this part a plug-in for the theme. Then, look at all the code the source plugin provides. I am unfamiliar with this one but it looks to be ok. Find the actions and filters it introduces and use those to build your plugin. In fact I think on init you could do certainly add content.
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My include has a handful of custom hooks which handle enqueuing, dequeuing and inserting custom HTML.
I'm still not 100% certain what you mean, but if this code is normal WordPress code, with functions and add_action(), and you only want those hooks to run on these events pages, then the proper way to do this would be to include that file into your theme's ...
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Is it possible to bind a function to a filter hook via Ajax?
No, because page requests are self contained.
When you request something from PHP, everything gets loaded from a fresh clean slate. At the end of the request, that slate is discarded.
This is different from say a Node application that is always running.
So, if you make an AJAX request and ...
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You're missing a ' in your code and your function name is different.
function my_maybe_add_redirect( $entry, $form ) {
wp_redirect( 'https://www.google.com/', 301 );
exit();
}
add_action( 'admin_post_submit_images', 'my_maybe_add_redirect', 10, 2 );
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Filter should modify the given value and return it. It should not print anything.
But your foreach loop does exactly opposite - it prints its output and doesn’t append anything to result. So when you use it to append its result to the content, it prints its result and doesn’t return anything - so nothing gets appended.
One way to fix it is to use buffering:...
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When customer returns from a gateway without paying, it falls on order received (thankyou) page with 2 possible status: failed or pending, and there is 2 possible action hooks:
woocommerce_thankyou_{$order_payment_method} (composite hook with $order_id available argument)
woocommerce_thankyou (with $order_id available argument)
You can target that case ...
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You can catch specific status change by using this action hook 'woocommerce_order_status_{status}'. It is defined in the WC_Order class.
This is how you define it:
/**
* Executed when the status is changed to failed.
* @param int $order_id
* @param \WC_Order $order
*/
function wpdg_9291_woocommerce_order_status_failed( $order_id, $order ) {
// Do ...
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My guess is that the shipping method isn't initialised when you make an ajax call. Try moving your actions directly into your init function. EG:
function checkAjax(){
print_r($_POST);
exit;
}
function dhlsweden_shipping_method_init() {
//use checkAjax since you don't have access to your shipping method class. If this is the case then you need ...
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Based on class-wc-admin-list-table-orders.php (order column on line 173) there doesn't seem to be a filter to change the markup.
To circumvent this, perhaps you could add a js/jQuery script, to admin_footer or with admin_enqueue_scripts, which either adds the necessary class(es), removes href or changes it to #, or with some event delegation wizardry have ...
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