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Why is WordPress not recognising the function I created?

I am trying to create a function with two variables. One variable is the text I want to hover over, the other variable is the text I want displayed when I hover over the first text mentioned. I’m using the following shortcode from Shortcodes Ultimate to create this function: I have written the following function in functioins.php: I added the

PHP: Check if current URL is part of defined URL

I want to check of the current URL is part of a pre-defined URL. For example: I want to check if the domain example.com/shop/ is part of the viewed URL. I’m using the following function to get the current URL and a pre-defined ($shop_page_url) URL: In this case it only works if the $shop_page_url is the same as the $current_url.

Get WooCommerce specific product attribute terms sorted by “menu order”

I want to sort get_the_terms by menu_order of the curent product and till now i have this code: Answer There is 2 ways to get the product attribute term names sorted by menu order (for a defined product): 1). Using wp_get_post_terms() function (WordPress way) The WordPress function get_the_terms() doesn’t allow to alter the WP_Term_Query… So instead you will use similar

PHP: How to Post date in URL after selecting date in jQuery DateRangePicker?

I am using jQuery DateRangePicker in PHP with one selected date only – Calender UI and trying to fetch data from my MongoDB collection, whenever I select date its value will be alerting and after alerting value should be call in place of $currentdate in $filter = [‘date’ => $currentdate], but filter is define above jQuery code. PHP Code HTML

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