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The operator you need is +=. =+ is just a = with a signed positive integer.

See if you can work with this. I made some assumptions re translating the values (language, codec, channels).

Have you tried using ScriptBox.UnselectAll() or ScriptBox.SelectedIndex = -1 ?

Assuming ScriptBox is your Listbox.

I am not an expert in dplyr syntax, but the following should work:

You can write the obtained output to HashMap and that hashMap can be written to a file using ObjectMapper like this.

I did this once a long time ago. Your command to split the repository looks correct. You can check the datastore folder after running the oak-upgrade tool to see if there are files created.

Don't forget to create the needed configuration files to use the file datastore before starting Sling on the new (split) repository location.

Create a org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.blob.datastore.FileDataStore.config file in the install folder which contains at least this property:

I think the reason the shortcodes work is because the person viewing the page is both the "member" user and the current user. But when you are updating the database, you are the current user and not the "member" user - however the code is still using the current users value (i.e. your data) to update the member user data.

You can change your user_register function to accept the user_id as a parameter. Then:

• if a user id is passed in (e.g. during the user registration from the add_action), that will be the member users id, so you select the chapter for that user.
• if no user id is passed in (e.g. when using the shortcode), then the current users id will be used.

This is what the fetch_chapter_id function should look like now - I've just added the user_id as a parameter (comment #1 in the code) and changed the code that sets this value (comment #2):

There are a few things I notice that could cause problems:

1. You have this line that (1) has no ; at the end and (2) it doesn't look like you need it anyway - you don't use $generated_id anywhere:

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In first function you used assignment operator (which is =) instead of comparison operator (which is == or ===). You must change it everywhere use if in your code. Furthermore, You use return function inside foreach. it means your foreach loop runs just once and then return. You must use just if instead of foreach and use Limit 1 in your sql. Or do whatever to do in your loop and avoid to else return blahblah. Your second problem related to your first because it probably $row->meta_value is null for your first record returned.