The WP_Query class does not generate HTML markup. WP_Query will query the WordPress content, and provide some data back. So using WP_Query and the sprintf() PHP function, the HTML markup can be generated (untested): $args = array( … ); $query = new WP_Query( $args ); $html=””; while ( $query->have_posts() ) { $query->the_post(); $saved_html .= sprintf( … Read more
We assume that the cookie should no longer allow re-login once wp user session destroy –all has been executed. Is this assumption wrong? The cookie has nothing to do with re-logging in, the command will destroy their current active sessions, and has nothing to do with future sessions. A user can create new sessions by … Read more
There are all kinds of code smells regarding why do you want to serialize and sanitize a check box value. The first is not needed, the second is useless when too many wrong values can be “true” as you seem to be ok with a value of “off” as well as “on” But the main … Read more
You can redirect this way: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘save_meta_values’ ); public function save_meta_values( $post_id ) { if ( defined( ‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’ ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) { return $post_id; } // More code here … // Check if it’s a custom post type names news_info if ( ‘news_info’ === get_post_type( $post_id ) ) { // Redirect to the … Read more
Given that httpd is a very minor webserver by market share and didn’t support rewrites until OpenBSD 6.6, it’s not really surprising that WP hasn’t been written to accommodate it. The basic structure that WP requires is if the request is not for an extant file or directory, to rewrite it to index.php in the … Read more
I have been able to figure out what is causing the problem. I have disabled the “Limit Login Attempts Reloaded” plugin and automatically your “SpeakOut” plugin now works correctly. I believe they are sharing common variables. Therefore, it is important that in the features or possible incompatibilities, the compatibility issue with that plugin is indicated. … Read more
Ugh, turns our our themes functions.php file had the following directive, overriding all other error reporting. error_reporting(E_ERROR); Moral: Always good to check root theme files if all else fails.
You would use it like this: <?php the_title(); ?> the_title is responsible for its own escaping, much like the_content. It’s the same with any filters that try to use it, they should perform escaping on anything they add. In fact, I can run JS such as alert(“test”); if I place that in the post title. … Read more
you should not use nonce on public pages. Nonces should protect against action which can perfom things the user might regret that they were done without his explicit consent. While the user might also regret sending some kind of “contact form” that is more of a mental thing, not something that can be solved with … Read more
It looks like the page does not load until your mouse moves or performs some other interaction. As Lighthouse doesn’t do any interactions it just sees a white page and so fails. While it can be good to lazy load non-critical content not loading ANY content is a very poor use of that pattern. Something … Read more