RyanPrentiss

Thanks for the help guys.

After looking into the _options table I realized there are a LOT of cached cart records. I was able to clear the cache via Woocommerce -> System Status -> Tools -> Clear All Customer Sessions. This sent 1.16G of my 1.26G _options size to overhead which I was able to easily remove by rerunning WP_Optimize.

After reactivating, I continuously receive the following error when submitting Woocommerce changes.

400 Bad Request
Request Header Or Cookie Too Large

Still seems to be blocking IPN responses. I will test a little longer to confirm.

Primary issue resolved.

The Store Manager issue has been resolved; however the IPN responses are still being blocked. (Noted in another post.)

Thank you!

Thanks Ipstenu, but not quite.

I need something where, as a graphic designer/photographer, I can upload images to someone’s account so that only they can see.

Here we go…

function getFullPath($url){
return realpath(str_replace(get_bloginfo('url'), '.', $url));
}

That’s the URL… I need the Full Path.

Drive Letter:\Path\to\File

Thanks jkovis…

That was my original code, but I’ve since figured out the issue;

I just need to add “‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => 1” to the array… solved everything.

Current code is:

$slider = new WP_Query(
     array(
          'ignore_sticky_posts' => 1,
          'post_type' => 'any',
          'meta_key' => 'osiris_slider-main',
          'orderby' => 'date',
          'nopaging' => true,
          'posts_per_page' => 5
     )
);

I understand that they’re placeholders, but I can’t seem to figure out what variables are assigned to the placeholders.

— what for it… —

And know I’ve noticed, lol. The variables are in the widget’s constructor.

But thank-you for taking the time to reply esmi.

Yes for the first question.

Theme is still being developed. Not available online. But I am registering the following code for my sidebar:

register_sidebar(
array(
'name' => 'Sidebar',
'before_widget' => '<section class="widget widget-sidebar">',
'after_widget' => '</section>',
'before_title' => '<h1>',
'after_title' => '</h1>'
)
);

I need the H1 tags to be stripped when there is no content.

Copy/paste your function.php thumbnail code.

This is what I have so far…

function process_gallery(){
add_filter('wp_get_attachment_link', 'add_rel', 10, 4);
}
function add_rel($link, $size, $id, $permalink=false){
return preg_replace('/a href/', 'a rel="lightbox" href', $link);
}

This solved the 2nd problem, but for some reason I don’t know the 1st issue persist. I am attempting to force “wp_get_attachment_link” $permalink attribute to be false… but it is still returning a link directed to the attachment page instead of the attachment file which is what I want.

Help on the above matter please.

SN: The second issue was also able to be solved simply via jQuery, which I may resort back to since it is very useful to differentiate multiple “wp_get_attachment_link” calls…
$('.blahblah').attr('ref', 'lightroom');