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  • Thread Starter aaaronscat

    (@aaaronscat)

    Yes, the plugin is activated. That would be the easiest solution I suppose.

    Sorry to be dense but should I put <?php echo testimonialswidget_widget(); ?> into my functions file or use it in my template?

    When I put <?php echo testimonialswidget_widget(); ?> into my homepage template I get this error message on the page itself:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function testimonialswidget_widget() in /home/content/14/5985714/html/subdomains/karen/wp-content/themes/ksquared/tmp-home.php on line 43

    When I put <?php echo testimonialswidget_widget(); ?> into my functions.php the whole site is broken.

    Aaron

    Thread Starter aaaronscat

    (@aaaronscat)

    Hi Michael,

    It’s really great to get a reply from the actual plugin author so thanks a bunch for writing back.

    The only code that doesn’t give me an error message or break the entire site is the one I posted above. This one:

    <?php
    $args = array(
    ‘limit’ => 1,
    ‘random’ => true,
    );
    echo testimonialswidget_list_shortcode( $args );
    ?>

    I tried all of these and none of them worked:

    testimonialswidget_widget
    testimonialswidget_widget_shortcode
    testimonialswidget_list

    All of these functions gave me an error message on the page saying that they are undefined. Do I need to first define them somewhere?

    I tried putting <?php echo testimonialswidget_widget(); ?> in my functions.php like you suggest in your FAQ but this broke the whole site.

    Aaron

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