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    could someone please tell me where the mistake is in my PHP code? My PHP knowledge is extremely rudimentary although I have tried it with .operators.logical.php :-D

    "translated" it should mean something like:

    • Single Post -> Show reading time: yes
    • Custom Post Type "wpdmpro" -> Show reading time: no

    The function for the reading time works per se, but not in the way I put it together concerning the combination with the CPT.

    With my code the reading time is not shown - neither in the CPT nor in the normal single post:

    //  Reading Time

if (function_exists('readingtime') )  if ( is_single() && !  'wpdmpro' == get_post_type() )  

{      
echo '<span class="text-sep text-sep-cat">/</span>';               
echo readingtime();
}

    Thanks for your help.

    could someone please tell me where the mistake is in my PHP code? My PHP knowledge is extremely rudimentary although I have tried it with http://php/manual/de/language.operators.logical.php :-D

    "translated" it should mean something like:

    • Single Post -> Show reading time: yes
    • Custom Post Type "wpdmpro" -> Show reading time: no

    The function for the reading time works per se, but not in the way I put it together concerning the combination with the CPT.

    With my code the reading time is not shown - neither in the CPT nor in the normal single post:

    //  Reading Time

if (function_exists('readingtime') )  if ( is_single() && !  'wpdmpro' == get_post_type() )  

{      
echo '<span class="text-sep text-sep-cat">/</span>';               
echo readingtime();
}

    Thanks for your help.

    • custom-post-types
    • php
    • functions
    • comparison
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    This part is incorrect:

    if ( is_single() && !  'wpdmpro' == get_post_type() )

    That essentially means:

    if ( is_single() && false == get_post_type() ) {

    Which will never be true. To check if a value does not equal another value, use !==:

    if ( is_single() && 'wpdmpro' !== get_post_type() )

    Also, the way you've combined the two if statements is hard to read and prone to errors. Instead, just add the first statement as a condition to the one statement:

    if ( function_exists('readingtime') && is_single() && 'wpdmpro' !== get_post_type() ) {      
    echo '<span class="text-sep text-sep-cat">/</span>';               
    echo readingtime();
}

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