I want to save “boardmonth” as a global variable in my calculator so I can use it in another calculated field. How can I do this?

I have created a custom global variable using this plugin because I want to display this variable in various places on my website and at the same time use it inside a calculated form field.

For example, my variable is [cgv variable-name] and I want to create a form where the user will input a number in a text field e.g. 200 and the calculated field will display this: [cgv variable-name]*200

I am using Elementor if it helps.

Could you let me know which form plugin supports this? I don’t mind if it is free or not.

Thank you

I have created a custom global variable because I want to use it inside a calculated form field and the same time to display this variable in various places on my website.

For example, my variable is [cgv?variable-name] and I want to create a form where the user will input a number in a text field e.g. 200 and the calculated field will display this: [cgv?variable-name]*200

I am using Elementor if it helps.

Could you let me know which form plugin supports this? I don’t mind if it is free or not.

Thank you

I want to take the existing “attribute_style-color” used for my products, and set a cookie that carries that color throughout the website. Is that a GLOBAL variable in a cookie? Possible?

I tried asking in another thread but no concrete solution found before the thread was closed. I’m familiar with code, but not expert, so need a hand holding response, please?

Thank you in advance… Lisa

I’ve tried many methods but still the same problem!

I use cru_generate_custom_style in many files to generate custom css for custom elements and based on WordPress you can’t run wp_add_inline_style anywhere else except wp_enqueue_scripts this is to eliminate errors on W3C and add inline style to wp_head

global $cru_bottom_styles;
$cru_bottom_styles = array();

function cru_generate_custom_style( $selector = '', $props = '', $media = '', $footer = true ) {
  global $cru_bottom_styles;

  $css = '';

    // Selector Start
    $css .= $selector . ' {' . PHP_EOL;

      // Selector Properties
    $css .= str_replace( ';', ';' . PHP_EOL, $props );

    $css .= PHP_EOL . '}';
    // Selector End

    // Media Wrap
    if ( trim( $media ) ) {
      $css = "@media {$media} { {$css} }";
    }

  if ( ! $footer || defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) ) {
    echo "<style>{$css}</style>";
    return;
  }

  $cru_bottom_styles[] = $css;
}

function cru_parse_header_styles() {
    global $cru_bottom_styles;
    print_r($cru_bottom_styles);

    wp_add_inline_style( 'main', implode( PHP_EOL . PHP_EOL, $cru_bottom_styles ) );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'cru_parse_header_styles' );

I have been pulling my hair out trying to fix this, I want to be able to give the user options to choose how many widget areas there are, but I cannot pull the value in from the options into the functions file using the global method you have provided.

My code –

function everything_widgets_init() {

	global $redux_builder_chaz1993;
	
	$totalCol = $redux_demo['opt-layout'];
	$colCount = 1;
	
	while ( $colCount <= $totalCol ):
		
		register_sidebar( array(
			'name'          => esc_html__( 'Home Box - Column ' . $colCount, 'everything' ),
			'id'            => 'column-' . $colCount,
			'description'   => esc_html__( 'Add widgets here.', 'everything' ),
			'before_widget' => '<section id="%1$s" class="widget %2$s">',
			'after_widget'  => '</section>',
			'before_title'  => '<h2 class="widget-title">',
			'after_title'   => '</h2>',
		) );
		
		$colCount++;
	
	endwhile;
	
}
add_action( 'widgets_init', 'everything_widgets_init' );

It does what I need when I change $totalCol to 4, which is the highest value it can be, how can I get the option setting working here within the functions file?

I haven’t got a massive amount of knowledge with PHP so can’t seem to figure this one out

Any help would be awesome!!!

Thanks

I am creating a shortcode for my wordpress site to show the 10 upcoming events in a carousel on my home page, so which global variable should I include into my child-theme’s functions.php so that I can asscess the following of the all in one event calendar plugin:-
ai1ec helpers , get_events_between(),gmgetdate(),gmt_to_local().

As currently its showing me this error
Fatal error: Call to a member function gmt_to_local() on a non-object in /wp-content/themes/my-childtheme/functions.php on line xxx.
My version of all in one calender plugin is Version 2.5.12

Thanks

I’m having trouble for using this plugin – W3 Total Cache. When I activate this from Plugins page, and the site is broken.

I have tried to investigate what causes this, but was stuck in wp_cache_get() method in PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in ……/wp-content/object-cache.php on line 51.

When I gave shot to dump any error_log, I failed. It seems that output buffering has already started.

If I disable this plug-in, the site works fine. Once this is activated, the above error is displayed.

I think global $wp_object_cache <= this global variable is not recognized.
I’d appreciate very much if you could help me resolve this issue.

NOTE: I have disabled all other plug-ins, but still no luck.