Static variable retains their value across multiple function calls. Let us take an example: Here, the $eaten_count static variable is initialized to 1 and then incremented when if block is entered. So, that the Eaten is echoed only once. This
Declaring the same static variable multiple times within the same scope will result in a Fatal Error since PHP 8.3. Example:
Do you want to disable all emails (with no exceptions) sent from your WordPress site? Do you absolutely not want your site to send any emails? Here’s the code snippet: Add this snippet to your functions.php and your site will
Heads up! This article contains PHP code and is intended for developers. If you want to add new custom tabs on the WooCommerce products page without any code, I recommend checking out the Custom Product Tab Manager Plugin. The plugin
Are you looking to do something after the order is processed? Then, the “woocommerce_new_order” hook is what you’re looking for. Usage: WooCommerce Customer Journey plugin uses this hook (woocommerce_new_order) to add the customer’s journey map to its database table “_cjforwoo”,