jgold723

Hi Mika — very nice interface and it seemed to put the primary plugin at the top. That’s great.

However, it would still be very helpful to be able to sort the results based on rating and number of installations. It would also be helpful to add other filters that would help refine a search, such as:

> plugins that add functionality to other plugins (i.e. all the Contact Form 7 related plugins;
> Specific functionality filters — for example, a photo gallery that offers a slideshow option

I am and it’s interesting that now it’s coming up first (for me as well). But frequently it (and others I search for specifically) do not.

Thanks. Does the Multiple Bookings Mode require the recoding I saw in the tutorial about create your own event scope, or is that built in?

Thank you. I checked the link but I’m not sure it will do what I want. Essentially I want my users to have a shopping cart type of experience — select several classes at once and be charged based on the number of classes they put in their “cart” — will EMPro and the event scope modification do that?

Great — thank you very much!

Oh wait, sorry. I tried update.php, not upgrade. /wp-admin/upgrade.php says I’m up to date.

Any idea what generated that error though?

When I do that I get a blank page.

Since all the code I was placing was PHP, I found that this plugin worked wonderfully — you can put all your php in a shortcode and put the shortcode on the page:

https://xyzscripts.com/wordpress-plugins/insert-php-code-snippet/details

Thanks for the feedback and insight. I’ll check the customizer.

I was able to fix this by using processing the string with addcslashes(); to escape the $. But I’m still curious as to why either insert_php or perhaps WordPress is causing that $ to be interpreted as a variable, when it isn’t if the php is called/used outside of WordPress.

Thanks. It’s:

https://www.uuchurchsacobiddeford.com/site/

So I created this on price.php (inside php tags):

if ( has_term( 'mastery-nursery' ) )  {
echo "This text";
} else {
echo "That text";
}

Where “master-nursery” is the slug for the category in which this product lives.

However, when I view the individual product page for products in that category, it’s still outputting the else text.

Is is possible that the category slug isn’t sent to the indvidual product page?

Thank you!

Hmmm,but this isn’t a function (well, at least I don’t think it’s a function). It’s a template file and I’m simply trying to change a tiny bit of the html. I’m discovering that the whole WordPress child theme theory works fine, as long as the files you are changing all reside in the root directory of the parent theme. If the parent theme has files that are in subdirectories (i.e. /includes/widgets/file.php) an identical file in the child theme will be ignored.

I’d ask the developer of the parent theme (Klasik) but they are worthless — have provided no support at all.

Ah, thank you. But what about child themes where the child is simply a different css file? I found that the same widget changes happened when switching between parent and child theme.