There is no official public API to inject custom buttons into that area. This can be confirmed by inspecting the source code for this area, rendered by the DocumentTools component in the @wordpress/editor package. As alternatives, you could render a button to the right of the Save/Publish button on the right side. This button would … Read more
If you’re using javascript to submit the form data to the REST endpoint, then you should handle the redirection at the client side, not at the server with PHP. Read the location header from the response and pass it to window.location to redirect the user somewhere. Here’s a simplified example – not tested, requires fleshing … Read more
If you look at the user-edit.php file, you can see, when updating an user, if there are no errors, then WP performs an redirect. This effectively wipes the admin notice you’re trying to display as it is not stored anywhere. One workaround for this is to store the custom error as a temporary option value … Read more
✨ Solution I’m not sure this is the most efficient way to use rest_post_dispatch (documentation) for this purpose (maybe overkill but I didn’t found other way). It works as expected. add_filter(“rest_post_dispatch”, “rest_customize_result”, 10, 3); function rest_customize_result( WP_REST_Response $result, WP_REST_Server $server, WP_REST_Request $request ) { if ( $request->get_route() === “/jwt-auth/v1/token” && $result->get_status() === 403 ) { … Read more
The issue turned out to be the Norton 360 antivirus program I am running! It seems Norton recently changed the behavior of their right-click “Disable Auto-Protect” (11/2024). In the past, when this option was selected, every function associated with Auto-Protect would be disabled, including email scanning. That’s not the case any longer. Now, when this … Read more
Disconnect all connecting plugins, so they no longer attempt to utilise that specific wordpress.com account. Wait for the wordpress.com time out to expire. Try to manually login to wordpress.com, to confirm all if well again. If you still can not get in, give the wordpress.com Account Recorvery process a go and then repreat step 3. … Read more
Here is a simple solution, if post have DRAFT status – we show a “normal” do not rewrited “URL”. add_filter( ‘post_type_link’, ‘custom_post_permalink’ ); // for cpt post_type_link (rather than post_link) function custom_post_permalink ( $post_link ) { global $post; $type = get_post_type( $post->ID ); $post_status = get_post_status( $post->ID ); //get POST STATUS if($post_status != “draft”) { … Read more
user_register hook fires immediately after a new user is registered. so you have to add action on this hook. You can add below example code in your active theme’s function file. Example : add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘redirect_user_based_on_role’, 10, 1 ); function redirect_user_based_on_role( $user_id ) { // Get the user object. $user = get_userdata( $user_id ); // … Read more
It seems like you’re not using a build step to process your custom-terms-block.js. This means you cannot use JSX syntax. Instead, you should replace all instances of JSX with React.createElement(): edit: (props) => { const { terms } = props.attributes; // Fetch terms and their associated ACF brand_logo fields const [taxonomyTerms, error] = useEntityProp(“taxonomy”, “category”, … Read more
Try this on function.php <?php add_filter(‘login_errors’, ‘custom_login_error_messages’); function custom_login_error_messages($error) { if (strpos($error, ‘Invalid email address’) !== false) { return ‘The email address you entered is not valid. Please try again.’; } elseif (strpos($error, ‘Lost your password?’) !== false) { return ‘Please click the “Forgot Password” link to reset your password.’; } return ‘Login failed. Please … Read more