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<?php

    /**
    * This script is using Laravel Dusk to take screenshots of a URL, but not in the context of a regular Dusk test.
    * My Laravel application is taking screenshots of *other* sites, but you could adapt this to a Dusk test taking screenshots of your Laravel site.
    * 1. Install Dusk https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/dusk#installation
    * 2. Make sure it works with regular Dusk tests first.
    * 3. Use the code below for a stand-alone Chrome webdriver instance to do automation things.
    */
   

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var regions = [
  "northland" => "Northland",
  "auckland" => "Auckland",
  "waikato" => "Waikato",
  "bay_of_plenty" => "Bay of Plenty",
  "gisborne" => "Gisborne",
  "hawkes_bay" => "Hawke's Bay",
  "taranaki" => "Taranaki",
  "manawatu_wanganui" => "Manawatu-Wanganui",
  "wellington" => "Wellington",

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<?php

//easy way to cover multiple post types, including custom ones
foreach(['page','post','custom_post_type'] as $content_type){
    add_filter( 'manage_' . $content_type . '_posts_columns', 'mytheme_custom_column' );
    add_action( 'manage_' . $content_type . '_posts_custom_column', 'mytheme_custom_column_values', 10, 2);
    add_filter( 'manage_edit-' . $content_type . '_sortable_columns', 'mytheme_custom_column_sorting' );
}

//column label

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<?php

//We will use this function to modify prices whenever WooCommerce retrieves them
function mytheme_global_sale_price( $price, $product ) {

    $product_id = $product->get_id();

    //do any checks you need to exclude or include products here
    $excluded_products = [123,678];
    if(in_array($product_id, $excluded_products)) return $price;

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<?php

  //When registering styles and scripts in WordPress, you can specify a 'version' parameter which is appended to the file's URL.
  //This is fine, but it's inconvenient having to bump the version number whenever you make a change. So why not do it automatically?

  //Note we use get_stylesheet_directory() instead of get_stylesheet_directory_uri(), so we get an absolute file path for filemtime()
  $mtime = filemtime(get_stylesheet_directory() .'/js/script.js');
  wp_register_script( 'theme-js', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() .'/js/script.js', array( 'jquery' ), $mtime, true );
  wp_enqueue_script( 'theme-js' );

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<?php
  
    /* 
        WooCommerce has a handy feature in the admin UI to "Create variations from all attributes". 
        To do this programmatically (as of WooCommerce v3.7.0) use a modified version of link_all_variations() found in woocommerce/includes/class-wc-ajax.php
    */
    function myplugin_create_variations($product_id){

        wc_maybe_define_constant( 'WC_MAX_LINKED_VARIATIONS', 50 );
        wc_set_time_limit( 0 );

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<?php

  //Set a default layout to appear in a Flexible Content Field for certain post types (eg products)
  //We just set a default value for our desired field. This is an array of arrays. 
  //Each inner array requires at minimum an element called 'acf_fc_layout'. You may also set other field default values here (use field keys, not names).
  
  function mytheme_set_default_layout($value, $post_id, $field){

      if(get_post_type($post_id) == 'product' && empty($value)){
          $value = array(

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<?php
  
  //Since 3.x WooCommerce has had an excellent native product import/export.
  //You can do a huge amount just by tweaking your CSV to load meta values into the correct meta fields for your destination site.
  //It'll even import images from the source site by URL if possible, and upload them to the destination site.
  
  //If you need to do something a little fancier for every product you import, check out the woocommerce_product_import_* hooks here https://woocommerce.github.io/code-reference/hooks/hooks.html 
  //You can modify the CSV data before it's used, and modify the resulting WC_Product during and after creation
  
  //eg do something to every product after it's created

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<?php 
//I found a few tutorials for making custom WooCommerce shipping methods but most were confusing or didn't work any more.
//This is a simple custom shipping method. 
//It originally calculated a fee per 'delivery day' based on some date meta on the cart items, but for this example it's a hard-coded flat fee. 
//See calculate_shipping()

//Step 1:
//Save this code (minus these instructions) in a file in your plugins directory, preferably in its own subdirectory eg myplugin_shipping/myplugin_shipping.php

//Step 2:

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<?php

    /**
    * Grab a remote image and import it into WordPress with PHP    
    */

    function mytheme_import_image($image_url){

        //$image_url is something like https://www.mysite.com/images/myimage.jpg