Jay

Wrote this on my lunch break for ya, it’s been awhile since I’ve been on the forums but this should help. If you need to do something with the keys, you’ll probably want a foreach and to clone the $filters into a new modified version, but really without seeing what that array looks like I’ll be of little help.

<?php
function get_filter_list($ids, $filters, $selected_filters) {
   //some operation
	$ids = array_map( 'intval', $ids );
	$selected_filters = array_map( 'intval', $selected_filters );

	/* 
	Assuming the following
	$filters = [
		123 => 'someValue'
	];
	*/
	$filters = array_map( 'esc_html', $filters );

	return wp_json_encode( compact( 'ids', 'selected_filters', 'filters' ) );
}

//function call
get_filter_list($ids, $filters, $selected_filters);

I do not currently, nor will I ever, support cracked software or games. Thanks for your feedback.

Take a look at the upload_dir filter here – https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/tags/5.1.1/src/wp-includes/functions.php#L2087

It’s not a definitive answer but it’s a start.

Looks like you’re using WooCommerce – look into getting cart contents, this should get you started: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28576667/get-cart-item-name-quantity-all-details-woocommerce

You can then use wp_mail() to send the email just making sure to fill in the necessary fields.

While I don’t know if it would solve your payment gateway issues, you could also take a look at WPDispensary – https://www.wpdispensary.com/

Hey @audiofeeline

Sorry about all this m8 – but Patrick has taken over the plugin at my discretion. The free version and my original code will always live here – https://github.com/jaywood/content-warning-v3 – you ( like others ) are welcome to download it and use it or even fork it for yourself.

It was my understanding that when Patrick took over it would be for development, not turning the plugin into a freemium model – but such is life I guess.

I’ll work on a new version soon – god speed!

Registering the text domain and then calling load_child_theme_textdomain() means it will load the textdomain from the ‘/languages’ folder of the child theme, if you follow the docs.

So, in your child theme’s lang files you’ll only need to include strings which are used in YOUR theme. If, however, you overwrite a parent-theme file/function, you’ll need to include those as well, and set them to your textdomain.

Pretty sure this is built in, but give this one a go:
https://php.net/manual/en/function.date-diff.php

A large portion of people use Gravity Forms just for this, especially since you can create the form yourself, it also stores entries in the db.

What you’re looking for I assume is the ‘the_content’ filter? https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/the_content

The rest-api.php file has been around since version 4.4.0 or so. If you’ve updated a plugin which now relies on the rest API, but failed to update WordPress, that could be the issue.

If your WordPress install is up to date, you may want to consider a fresh install of all the files.

Closing due to lack of response.

Tested on the latest version of WP, no bug exists.

If you want to submit your website URL for troubleshooting here – https://plugish.com/contact-me/ I can take a look.

It should be possible with CSS yes. Off the top of my head I’m not sure which selector would be best though.

The BG Opacity setting is bugged. You can, however, use basic css to achieve this.

Your loop doesn’t look like a normal loop.

foreach ( $posts as $post ) ...

Should be:

while ( have_posts() ) { 
    the_post();
}

Without using a proper loop, I’m pretty sure the_post_thumbnail will not work unless you have set the proper globals.

More info on how to make a proper loop – https://codex.www.ads-software.com/The_Loop