This code retrieves all orders associated with a particular customer ID, using the WooCommerce function ‘wc_get_orders()’. This function takes an array of arguments as a parameter, in this example, it is requesting all orders associated with the customer ID stored in the variable ‘$user_id’. The resulting array of orders is then stored in the variable ‘$orders’.
This code adds an action to WordPress which redirects the user to the contact page when the about page is visited. The redirection is done
This code checks if the specified plugin is active and, if so, deactivates it. This is useful for ensuring only one version of a plugin
This code creates a WordPress post with the values of the ‘post_title’ and ‘post_content’ variables. It sets the post status to ‘publish’ and the author
This code creates a new post in the WordPress database with post type ‘shop_order’, post title ‘Order #12345’, post status ‘wc-processing’, and ping status ‘closed’.
This code updates the ‘blogname’ option to the new value ‘New Site Name’ in the WordPress database. The goal is to update the site title/name
This code updates an existing post in the WordPress database with a new post title. It takes the post ID and a post name as