Author name: WP Snippet Club

To use a shortcode inside a WordPress menu, you need to ensure that WordPress processes shortcodes in the wp_nav_menu output. The code snippet enables shortcodes in menus by adding filters to process them. Here’s how you can complete the implementation:

To delete records in MySQL from the bmh_actionscheduler_logs table where the log_date_gmt is before a specific date and time (2024-12-02 14:11:20), you can execute the following SQL query: Verify Deletion: SELECT * FROM bmh_actionscheduler_logsWHERE log_date_gmt < ‘2024-12-02 14:11:20’; Delete all: DELETE FROM bmh_actionscheduler_logs;

To delete records in the bmh_woocommerce_sessions table where the session_key starts with t_, you can use the following SQL query: Explanation: Make sure you back up your database before running the query, as DELETE operations are irreversible.

This only works if the customer has processing cash on delivery orders

in this example, we add two fields, one billing_phone and another phone, you can replace either one to use a custom field

We will display a message in the frontend based on the shipping class chosen. Based on the shipping class slug we will display the class description as a message under the add to cart button. For slug message1 and message2