Fulfillment companies looking to utilize WooCommerce Subscription sometimes need additional meta data about the # of orders from a subscription.
Or perhaps the subscription ID of the order? I’ve included this information in a WooCommerce plugin. This is especially useful for fulfillment companies.
Use the following to automatically forward someone using just HTML 🙂
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; url=http://example.com/">
Place this in the <head> tag.
Example code snippet on HashRouter from react-router-dom. This routing alternative can be used on hosting services such as GitHub pages and other static hosting services.
Import HashRouter:
import { HashRouter as Router, Route } from 'react-router-dom';
Example code that goes in render():
<HashRouter>
<div>
<Route path="/" component={Home} />
<Route path="about" component={About} />
<Route path="teachers" component={Teachers} />
<Route path="courses" component={Courses} />
</div>
</HashRouter>
Here’s a link to my Gist if that doesn’t come out correctly.
A collection of thoughts and issues I’ve found for using HashTag for a website:
We have a new website that I helped put together with my team. We used WordPress, Angular 5, Google Cloud Functions, and AWS.
I’m very proud of the work everyone did to help build such an awesome website. I’m especially proud to be part of a global association for all Home Stagers across the world.
Use the following code snippet to make a theme page that is private. It will require the user to log on their administrative WP page as a user to view the contents on this page.
Completed an AWS deployment project for a WordPress website using AWS Lightsail, RDS, S3, CloudFront, CloudWatch 😀
Visit their website at BeWorkPlace.com
One of the websites that I worked on requested to remove the WooCommerce Reviews. You could use the mini-plugin that I’ve developed to help you take care of that:
To install the WooCommerce plugin, do the following:
There are two types of WP hooks that can be used to extend the abilities of WP functions.
The following will output “Hooked: Home” to the “the_title” WordPress function on every call to the function.
add_filter("the_title", "dl_title");
function dl_title($title) {
return "Hooked: " . $title;
}
Important: This will always return something.
After the exection of the wp_footer, the following verbiage will output AFTER: Shoutout to all the WordPress devs!
add_action("wp_footer", "dl_footer_shoutout");
function dl_footer_shoutout() {
echo "Shoutout to all the WordPress devs!";
}
Specific functions can be called at different times using prioritization.
One of my clients tasked me to implement WorkCast as one of their WordPress pages. The issue I ran into with their Product Owner was that:
I wrote a plugin that injects a "Theme Template" into any of WordPress Pages. The user simply chooses "WorkCast" as the page template to utilize WorkCast.
This solution is currently configured to work for Swords-To-Plowshares.org. If you're interested on how it was done, head on over here.
While working on my Electron application my login functionality didn’t function anymore.
Updated Angular CLI and uglify also got updated. The newest uglify version breaks builds.
Run the following to temporarily go back to a working version:
npm i [email protected] --save-exact && rm -rf package-lock.json node_modules && npm i && npm ls uglify-es