clickmac

<?php
function somthing() {
$priceinbutton = get_field(‘price’);
$iteminbutton = get_field(‘title’);

echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product(”.$iteminbutton.”, ”.$priceinbutton.” );
}
?>

it is not double quotes, but two single quotes then a dot

or try this

<?php
function somthing() {
$priceinbutton = get_field(‘price’);
$iteminbutton = get_field(‘title’);

echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product(”.$iteminbutton.”, $priceinbutton );
}
?>

or this

<?php
function somthing() {
$priceinbutton = get_field(‘price’);
$iteminbutton = get_field(‘title’);

echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product($iteminbutton, $priceinbutton );
}
?>

lets see if this can help.

First of all, you do not use “echo” like that.
I’ll give you an example:

function output_pork() {
echo ‘<h2>pork</h2>
another pork’;
}

this function outputs pork on one line then “another pork” on the next.

i used jQuery, because $ might conflict with a plugin or theme later on. So jQuery is WordPress safety….

And are you sure that you are using the double quotes and single quotes with it like so:

“‘.do_shortcode(‘[shortname]’).'”

one double quote, one single quote then .do_shortcode(‘[shortname]’). and one single quote then one double quote….

??

try this..

function hoverall_footer() {
	echo '<script type="text/javascript">
			$(window).load(function () {
$(\'.kimberlee-aubrey\').HoverAlls({tooltip:true,starts:"-100px,-20px",ends:"-100px,5px",returns:"-100px,-20px",bg_class:"tooltip4background",speed_in:1000,speed_out:380,effect_in:"easeOutBack",effect_out:"easeInSine",bg_width:"450px",bg_height:"auto",html_mode:"#'.do_shortcode('[shortname]').'"});
});</script>';
}
add_action ('wp_footer','hoverall_footer');

@absoluteweb have you figured out how to change the “_naissance”

in

_naissance: 31/01/1970

? if so, please do share.