Tag to use for repeating blocks of HTML code

We can use the server-side Include tag in your item/category templates instead of repeating blocks of HTML code. The server-side Include tag is useful for reusing a common piece of HTML code throughout your site, such as a page header, a page footer or a navigation menu. When it is time to update that piece… Continue reading Tag to use for repeating blocks of HTML code

how to connect Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to a new template and a custom API in a WordPress environment

Steps 1. Create ACF Fields Installation: Install and activate the Advanced Custom Fields plugin in the WordPress admin dashboard. Field Group Setup: Navigate to Custom Fields > Field Groups and create a new field group. Define the necessary fields within the group, noting the field names for future reference. 2. Create a Custom Template Template… Continue reading how to connect Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to a new template and a custom API in a WordPress environment

Basics of extending and wrapping native SuiteCommerce code

Context Learning how and when to “extend” and “wrap” native SuiteCommerce code is a vital skill to learn for developers. This article will explain the difference, and the basics of how to do it within the context of SuiteCommerce development. It should be noted right away that “wrapping” is a form of “extending” code. If… Continue reading Basics of extending and wrapping native SuiteCommerce code

Invalid define call: Activation Error on SCA

Error message”: “Invalid define call, define should only be called once per module. Define calls found at the following line numbers: tmp_ssp_libraries_ext.js 30 ………. Make sure that the manifest does not contain any SuiteScript2 files in the SSP-libraries section before deploying any extensions if you are experiencing an error similar to this one when trying… Continue reading Invalid define call: Activation Error on SCA

Where can we find the database configuration settings in a WordPress installation?

The database configuration settings can be found in the wp-config.php file. In WordPress, the database configuration, including the database name and password, is typically stored in the wp-config.php file. This file is located in the root directory of our WordPress installation. To find the database configuration settings in wp-config.php, we can look for the following… Continue reading Where can we find the database configuration settings in a WordPress installation?