The problematic line is the one for the transition_post_status action’s callback as the input parameter is post status (string) but not post ID (integer): https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/transition_post_status/
The custom role needs the read capability to view the backend. Example: $your_role = get_role(‘your_custom_role’); $your_role->add_cap( ‘read’ ); See: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/roles-and-capabilities/#read Ideally, this should only be done once, e.g. when activating your plugin or theme.
It looks like the time() was not set correctly in the first iteration of the function wp_schedule_event; First, remove this task from the queue by adding a function wp_clear_scheduled_hook and reload the page. For your example: wp_clear_scheduled_hook( ‘opportunities_cron_job’ ); Remove the cleaning function. Restart your code. If your date is not set correctly again, use … Read more
To execute update_post_meta after the permalink is customized, you can use the save_post hook instead of wp_after_insert_post. Here’s how you can modify your code: add_action(‘save_post’, ‘add_permalink_to_new_post’, 10, 2); function add_permalink_to_new_post($post_id, $post) { // Check if this is a new post if ($post->post_date_gmt == $post->post_modified_gmt) { // Only run this on a newly created post update_post_meta($post_id, … Read more
If remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘the_block_template_skip_link’ ) did not work, then try with remove_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wp_enqueue_block_template_skip_link’ );, or both of that. (see source on GitHub) As for changing the href value, I’m not aware of any (filter) hook to do that, but you can either edit your template and set the <main>‘s id value to content-top, or … Read more
As noted in the documentation, the wp_enqueue_scripts hook (emphasis mine): …is the proper hook to use when enqueuing scripts and styles that are meant to appear on the front end. If you want to enqueue scripts in the admin, you need to use admin_enqueue_scripts.
Unless the value of the $sha256 property is hard-coded in the class, you need to store it somewhere (database, file,…) so that you can use it in a different Ajax request. Once the request to wp_ajax_vault is processed and a response is sent back to the requester all the data in the class properties is … Read more
Look into the WP_Fatal_Error_Handler class. I see a couple of filters in its display_default_error_template() method that might be helpful for you: wp_php_error_args wp_php_error_message The entire class is a drop-in, so if you need to you can replace it entirely with your own version, but I think one of those filters—probably wp_php_error_args—might be what you’re looking … Read more
I ended up using the updated_option hook and checking if a widget or sidebar has been updated. When a widget is added, removed or saved, the update_option hook is fired. All widget option names start with “widget_“. By checking if the option name starts with “widget_” we can determine if a widget was added, removed … Read more
Add text when displying attribute with a hook on single product page