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I have a piece of jQuery code which I need to only show one or the other div depending on whether the user wants to use a video file or embed a YouTube video.

For context: I am building a website in wordpress with ACF blocks. I have created a button group, where the user can click "YouTube video" or "video file" in the WP Dashboard and based on this, different ACF fields will appear and also based on this, a different html code is needed to show the video on the front end.

The issue now is that I have put both html codes in a div wrapper (the module that opens to show the video) but based on the selection from the WP Dashboard, only one of the videos (YouTube embed or video file) should be played. So I need to hide the other div.

Technically, I have achieved that but the issue is now that I want that the user can use this block multiple times on one page, if they would need to have one block with an embedded YouTube video and one with a video file, then the code I currently have would apply to both fields, causing that both divs are hidden, not just one.

So, my idea is to use $(this) in my jquery code to only apply that code to the current selector but every option I tried is not working.

So here is the code I have working:

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I'm trying to add a specific function to my customer-completed-order template file in WooCommerce.

I want that function to check if an order note is containing specific word "Loren ipsum" and if yes, show a my selected message.

This is how my customer-completed-order.php email template file looks like:

I'm trying to determine the highest peaks of the pattern blocks in the following waveform:

Basically, I need to detect the following peaks only (highlighted):

If I use scipy.find_peaks(), it's unable to detect the appropriate peaks:

Setup: Headless Wordpress CMS, GatsbyJs, GraphQL

I think this is a JavaScript ES6 problem rather than a GatsbyJS problem.

I've got a query that outputs an author, title and url. The data is queried from an ACF repeater field, so there could be one, none or many items.

Here's the code:

I have a WooCommerce site and in the single product page I have a custom checkbox to agree to terms before the add to cart button, but I am trying to add a true/false field in the dashboard so that this checkbox can be moved to a different position on the page.

My functions look like this:

Is there any reasonably simple, straightforward function along the line of getAnywhere() which returns the source code of a function with any comments, such that if I see no comments I can be confident that there are none, whether the code is in R, c, c++, Fortran, or something else? For example, stats:::plot.acf does not seem to have any comments in it. Can I conclude from this that there are no comments on its text?

I understand that there is a flowchart-like search process where if you know that source is written in R, then that source including comments is available from a specific github repository via some search method appropriate tp gethub. Also if you have determined that code is in some specified other language it is available via a more elaborate search process that involves finding the correct file and then doing text search within it, different for base and contributed packages. I am under the impression that at least until recently there was no shortcut to learning and working your way through that implicit flowchart search method if you wanted to learn whether there is a version of the code which contains comments. Moreover, I believe that that versions of the code which do or don't contain comments were nowhere identified as such, except by the comments themselves or by prior knowledge.

However, R is a pretty rapidly evolving ecosystem and I don't think it is entirely unreasonable to hope that simpler tools for determining whether there is a version of the source that includes comments, and finding it if there is, might now exist. Do they?

I have Advanced Custom Fields setup for post type on WooCommerce Products. So each product has 1 unique custom field.

I'm trying to display the custom field after the product name on the cart and the checkout page and order table information.

However, running into problems as my code doesn't display any output.

Any advice on how to achieve this would be much appreciated. Thanks

I have custom filters, based on URL params in my woocommerce shop. In functions.php I have something like this:

I am working on a WP theme and stumbled into a specific task which I can't describe here but I am sure if I show some screenshots here then you can understand the issue.

First of all please see the below image for posts div structure

It is the actual design from HTML, and specifically the first 2 posts inside a div and the third post inside another div like the below screenshot

please put a comment if you can't understand this.

The question is how to loop that dynamically by keeping the same structure and design?

And here is my codes below