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<?php /*
Takes a product ID and returns an array that includes all types of variations of the product, and the attributes of that variation. 
Variations are normally returned as a term object. They belong to the original product ID and the taxonomy name is equal to the attribute name.
If a custom variation is provided instead of a term object, the variation will simply be a string of the option's name.

Example return result is given below. This is a single product with one attribute and two different variations.

Array (
  [pa_oregon-training-classes] => Array (
      [attribute] => Array (

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<?php

function my_maybe_woocommerce_variation_permalink( $permalink ) {
  if ( ! is_search() ) {
    return $permalink;
  }

  // check to see if the search was for a product variation SKU
  $sku = get_search_query();
  $args = array(

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{% set teamIdsToExclude = ['and'] %}

{% for excerpt in craft.entries.section('team').limit(12) %}
  {% set teamIdsToExclude = teamIdsToExclude|merge([excerpt.id]) %}
{% endfor %}

{# Convert the teamIdsToExclude array into a comma separated list #}
{% set teamIdsToExcludeString = teamIdsToExclude|join(', not ') %}

{% for excerpt in craft.entries.section('team').id(teamIdsToExcludeString) %}

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<?php
// Example meta box field
$featured_categories->add_field( array(
	'name'    => __( 'Featured categories', 'iweb' ),
	'id'      => 'featured_categories',
	'type'    => 'pw_multiselect',
	'options' => iweb_get_cmb_options_array_tax( 'category' ),
) );

/**

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<?php
/**
 * Custom Loop Add to Cart.
 *
 * Template with quantity and ajax.
 */

if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) exit; // Exit if accessed directly.

global $product;

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<?php
function artigo_feed_rewrite( $wp_rewrite ) {
 
    $feed_rules = array(
        'feed/artigos'    =>  'index.php?post_type=listing&feed=rss2'
    );
 
    $wp_rewrite->rules = $feed_rules + $wp_rewrite->rules;
}
// regerar regras de permalinks depois de ativar / implementar esse código

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// Add custom post types main RSS feed.
function wp_rss_feed( $query ) {
  if ( $query->is_feed() )
    $query->set( 'post_type', array( 'post', 'events', 'books' ) ); 
    return $query;
}
add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', 'wp_rss_feed' );

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// Receive one array as input, filter values from it, and output as another array.
// The function should loop through up to x iterations.
// Credits go to the author of the answer here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/7274450/1152876

*/
* Exit the foreach loop when count is reached.
* Use a foreach to iterate over the full array, and if the stated maximum count isn't reached, process the whole array. 
* Otherwise, if the maximum iteration is reached, jump out of the loop.
*/

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// Credit goes to authors of answers here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/2865393/1152876

<?php

/* 
* Example array, the values are grabbed from a custom field on WordPress.
* Works well if you need a solution that can accept any array.
*/

$array = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), '_prefix_my_custom_field', true );

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<?php
/*
* Easy! Using the example of a custom post type called ‘the_event’,
* you’d just put the following into your functions.php file (or plugin).
* Credits go to author: https://bay-a.co.uk/wordpress-tips/wp-api-v2-tips/
*/

add_action( 'init', 'add_events_to_json_api', 30 );
function add_events_to_json_api(){