You can achieve this with the help of useSelect hook and select(‘core’).getCurrentUser() here is the sample component for you. import { useSelect } from ‘@wordpress/data’; const CurrentUserComponent = () => { const { currentUser } = useSelect((select) => ({ currentUser: select(‘core’).getCurrentUser(), }), []); // Here we are checking if currentUser is available or not. if … Read more
In order to achieve this URL-level content display in WordPress without using internal functions that depend on the $post variable or get_post, we can make use of the template_redirect action along with URL rewriting. Add Rewrite Rules. Handle the Redirect. Here’s an example of how to implement this: // Here we have added rewrite rules. … Read more
For WP_Query(), you don’t need to add the % before and after the keyword when using LIKE as comparison. WP_Query() will handle it for you. If you add %, WP_Query() thinks that you want to add that character itself to the search. That’s the first reason you don’t see any results. The second problem is … Read more
We can utilize the useSelect hook from the @wordpress/data package to display the post title in custom block within the WordPress block editor. useSelect hook allows us to fetch the post data using the current post ID within the block editor. Here’s the updated code of custom-blocks.js to achieve this. import { registerBlockType } from … Read more
WordPress (or any other CMS) doesn’t have this feature by default. You need to find a plugin (I doubt if the exact plugin like this exist), or build your own code. I suppose your code should have a form for user to enter their post code. Based on the post code value, you can determine … Read more
I have made minor changes which can help you in achieving your desired results. We need to use network_admin_menu hook instead of init and also updated the condition of checking if the roles exist. <?php function wpmudev_custom_change_role_names_multisite() { // Here we are getting the roles of the network. $wp_roles = get_site_option(‘wp_user_roles’); // Here we are … Read more
You can achieve your desired result with the help of given code which needs to be added to functions.php file of your theme. The given code will automatically convert plain text titles in your post content into links pointing to the corresponding posts. <?php function auto_link_post_titles( $content ) { // This is to get all … Read more
We need to made few changes in the code so that it works properly. Here is the updated code. <?php if ( ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) { exit; } if ( ! class_exists( ‘WP_List_Table’ ) ) { require_once ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php’; } class Transactions_List_Table extends WP_List_Table { public function __construct() { parent::__construct( array( ‘singular’ … Read more
here an example of how to manage multiple set of options. it needs to be completed by a nonce to avoid CSRF attack and it needs also a little bit of layout. add_action(“admin_menu”, function () { add_menu_page( “Multioptions” , “Multioptions” , “manage_options” // capability to be allowed to edit options , “MY_PLUGIN__multioptions” , function () … Read more
You’re using ‘post_type’ => ‘any’ in your get_post() arguments, which will get, well, any post type. Instead, specify which post type(s) you want to retrieve. function auto_link_post_titles( $content ) { // Sets the post type(s) we’ll retrieve. $desired_post_types = array( ‘my_post_type’, ‘my_other_post_type’ ); // This is to get all published posts from all post types. … Read more