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Do I have the file in the wrong folder?

All of this code just ends up as text on my admin menu after adding it. I have tried putting it directly into my functions.php and also putting it in a file called function.php which is what the tutorial said which I believe is a typo.

So I'm updating a database table and I receive a array from the input because there are multiple values (id[] , price[] , product[] , description[] and so on) but I want to get the LAST value of price[] outside foreach loop I use this foreach loop that works to update the MAIN db table

I am set the project in my local mac, and i want to run it with "gulp watch", i do it before and its work fine for me but now when i do "gulp watch" and go to browser i got an error by browser.

GET http://localhost:9001/dist/aurelia-bundle-8d7cabedaf.js 404 (Not Found)

I already tried to do

1. delete the node_modules folder.
2. delete nodejs globally and reinstall him again.
3. reinstall node_modules and jspm_packges.
4. change nodejs versions to 6/8.
5. reinstall gulp and jspm.

After upgrading to WordPress 4.7, I changed the language field from my profile to english, while the site's language is set to greek.

I have written a plugin that displays a widget. This widget is refreshing its content via an ajax call. As it is mentioned here (see Note about admin-ajax.php), strings are normally returned in my profile's language (english), but I would prefer to have them in the site's locale (greek).

After adding the statement switch_to_locale( get_locale() ) at the first line of the ajax call action handler, expressions using the default text domain like __( 'Sunday' ) are indeed translated to greek. However, expressions like __( 'Sunday', 'my-plugin-textdomain' ) are never translated.

My question is how can I display strings from the plugin text domain in my site's (and not my profile's) locale during an ajax call?

Note that:

• Before switching my profile's locale to english, everything worked fine (that is, all strings were translated to greek).
• I am loading the plugin's textdomain in a function triggered by the action plugins_loaded.
• Searching the internet didn't lead to helpful results as the feature of setting the user's locale is released recently in the latest version.

I have created some input custom fields in woocommerce single product pages where user can input height and width values respectively… When product is added to cart that custom fields values are displays in cart and checkout page too.

Example: if user input height='15' and width='20' then its display is cart page like height=15 width=20

single product page

cart page

Now what Iém trying to achieve is to make a custom price calculation based on that "height" and "width" custom fields values:

total price = (height/3 * width/30 + 3)*1.48

The final calculated price should update cart item price. But I'm unable to achieve this section or I dont know how to achieve it.

Here is my code:

I've added two customer date inputs to the single product page. I need them to be required and validated before adding to the cart, and would also like the dates to be shown on the cart/checkout page and in the order emails.

I found the snippets needed here, however it was only for one custom field so I adjusted to make it for two: https://www.kathyisawesome.com/add-a-custom-field-to-woocommerce-product/

The input fields show up fine, but once you hit the Add to Cart button it doesn't carry throughout the order.

Here is the code used in my functions.php file:

I am getting the following error.

I am trying to recreate the following slide up effect: http://sanfrancisco.themerella.com/

There's currently a missing extra slide up animation (after the slide in) the text has appeared on screen. As a result, it looks a bit jilted. Also there's a pause in the beginning which is a bit awkward. This is my code so far:

JQUERY

I have a project that is using SystemJS - this cannot change. We are also using StoryBooks, which uses WebPack - this too cannot change. So far the two play very nicely with each other. However, I have a module which loads files as plain text and parses them: