How to clear the woocommerce cart and redirect to specific page.
You have a store front using woocommerce and you would like have your visiters to clear the cart then redirect to the Shop page or Plans page (for changing subscriptions).
Add Copyright © Year in the WordPress Footer with Automatic Updates
Do you want the text Copyright © Year ‘2020’ to be updated to the current year automatically in your WordPress footer? The best way to this is create a shortcode – without any plugins. With this I will also bring you a few bonus date formats like current date, current month and current day.
Step 1. Enable shortcodes in WordPress widgets
Place these few lines of code in your functions.php . If you do not have a child theme , you should get one first.
This will be overwritten next time you update your theme.
//Allow shortcodes in widgets
add_filter ('widget_text', 'do_shortcode');
Step 2. Create your shortcode for the current year (and current month, current date or current day)
Next step is to create one or more shortcodes that display today’s date. Copy the code below for the date formats you want to use and paste it in your functions.php. You can place the code below the code you added in the previous step. Save.
//Display current year
function year_shortcode () {
$year = date_i18n (‘Y’);
return $year;
}
add_shortcode (‘year’, ‘year_shortcode’);
You will use [ year ] to display the year
2022
//Display current month
function monthyear_shortcode () {
$monthyear = date_i18n (‘F’);
return $monthyear;
}
add_shortcode (‘monthyear’, ‘monthyear_shortcode’);
You will use [ mounth ] to display the year
[mounth]
//Display current date as YYYY-MM-DD
function yyyymmdd_shortcode () {
$yyyymmdd = date_i18n (‘y-m-d’); return $yyyymmdd;
}
add_shortcode (‘yyyymmdd’, ‘yyyymmdd_shortcode’);
You will use [ yyyymmdd ] to display the year
22-05-20
//Display current month and year
function monthyear_shortcode () {
$monthyear = date_i18n (‘F Y’);
return $monthyear;
}
add_shortcode (‘monthyear’, ‘monthyear_shortcode’);
You will use [ year ] to display the year
May 2022
//Display current day
function day_shortcode () {
$day = date_i18n (‘l’);
return $day;
}
add_shortcode (‘day’, ‘day_shortcode’);
You will use [ day ] to display the year
Friday
3. Add “Copyright © 2020 Company Name. All rights reserved.” in your footer
editing your footer should look something like this:
Copyright © [year] Company Name. All rights reserved.
This use of too many plugins are not Good for a website
The use of plugins is a great and quick way of getting functions to your site without coding but that brings a lot of risks; like your website going down or even worse slow down a website now these
Include or exclude any content from any page within your WordPress site.
<?php if ( is_cart() ) {
echo "Content to display on a specific page; in this case it's the cart page";
}else{
echo "Content to exclude from a specific page; in this case it's the cart page";
}; ?>
Now to use this peace of code just change the
( is_cart()to the page you want it to work with for example:
( is_page()the word page being object
Ajax Woocommerce cart icon with number and total
Place in your functions.php file or custom function file, this ajax function auto updates cart Icon count and total when Add to cart button is pushed
[ERROR] ng has unexpectedly closed (exit code 1).
I have found the best way to escape an error like this one is just to run
npm install npm update
then run
ionic cordova prepare android
Changing Rest Api Prefix to help to secure your website
WP URL for the endpoints contain the prefix as well as a namespace. Here is an example endpoint
That will fetch the details of all posts. The above example, “wp-json” is the rest url prefix while the “wp/v2” is the namespace.
If you don’t like the default base prefix and want to change it from ‘wp-json’ to something more beautiful, the code below will help you. In the code below, I have changed the base prefix from ‘wp-json’ to ‘api’.
/**
* Modify url base from wp-json to 'api'
*/
add_filter( 'rest_url_prefix', 'dp_api_slug');
function dp_api_slug( $slug ) {
return 'api';
}
you can change the return ‘api’; to return ‘any-custom-prefix’;.
Once you put the above code in your theme’s functions.php or in a plugin, Please visit the Dashboard->Settings->Change your permalinks( You can restore it after saving again, we need to change it at least once to flush the rewrite rules ).
So your URL example will look like the following:
