if( isset($_GET['date'] ) && $_GET['date'] ){
    $now = strtotime($_GET['date']);
}else{
    $now = time();
}
	
//print_r( $_GET ); 
//This now gives: Array ( [action] => eos_dyn_get_content )

//Simplified *unsafe* sql for brevity	
$sql = "SELECT * FROM mqq_participants_database WHERE UNIX_TIMESTAMP(show_from) <= $now AND UNIX_TIMESTAMP(show_to) >= $now ORDER BY show_from DESC LIMIT 1";

As I’m currently testing, it’s not urgent and I will be removing the user-supplied ($_GET) date, relying solely on the current time, but possible I’ll be making an interactive section in another page.

Wondering if there’s a workaround or if it’s just my rotten luck to have chosen Code Snippets?

[cf7-recordset id="mydatas" type="database" query="SELECT id, description FROM {wpdb.prefix}mytable"]

And it works as expected. But can I in some way add an URL parameter in query, like this:

SELECT mt.id, mt.description FROM {wpdb.prefix}mytable mt WHERE mt.code = $_GET['code']

$html = '<input type="text" class="' . $size . '-text" id="lddlite_settings[' . $args['id'] . ']" name="lddlite_settings[' . $args['id'] . ']" value="' . esc_attr(stripslashes($value)) . '">';
    $html .= '<p class="description"> ' . $args['desc'] . '</p>';

   $allowed_html = array(
'input' => array(
'type' => array(),
'id' => array(),
'name' => array(),
'name' => array(),
'value' => array(),
) ,'p'=> array()); 
echo wp_kses($html,$allowed_html);

I am using wp_kses to output input tag. should I still use esc_attr for variables inside input tags?

I would like to put a url variable in that link so that the search term is already entered in de advanced search text box, but the search query is not being fetched by the /search/advanced/?q=string of the /search/advanced/?ofsearch=string into the advanced search page. What would it be

For some reason I cannot return any value from $_GET :

add_action('woocommerce_checkout_create_order', 'before_checkout_create_order', 20, 2);

function before_checkout_create_order( $order, $data ) {

     if ( isset( $_GET['myparam'] ) ) {
          $myvalue = $_GET['myparam'];
     }

     $order->update_meta_data( '_mymeta', $myvalue );

}

I’m confused because I believe woocommerce_checkout_create_order fires upon hitting submit for the checkout so I don’t understand why it wouldn’t be able to pull this from the current url.

I’ve tested dummy values such as $myvalue = 'test'; to ensure the meta data is inserted and that works fine.

I already pointed this bug by email one year ago about release 4.3, but since no fix seems to have been released, I come here.

It happens in email-posts-to-subscribers/classes/loadwidget.php at line 53. If the website use a get parameters, for instance “?lang=fr” for multilingual management, the home_url() function will give it in return and the strpos function next line will find nothing, therefore blocking the process with no error.

I solved it temporarily with : “$homeurl = substr($homeurl, 0, strpos($homeurl, “?”));”, but it would be nice if you could solve the problem for next official update

Thanks in advance.

“Click the checkbox to allow initial field values to be set through GET parameters (such as ?torro_input_value_ELEMENT_ID=VALUE).”

https://localhost/forms/registration/?torro_input_value_torro-element-4=hallo

is not filling the form field with #torro-element-4

I’m trying to check if am variable is set in GET method but if(isset($_GET['thread_id'])) not working because wordpress link is: https://beta.onemillionnights.com/chat/?thread_id=57 and / before ? in link stops execution of the isset function?

How can fix it?
Thanks