Starting with version 3.6 WordPress actively discourages from deregistering “critical” scripts in admin at all. For posed scope (loading newer jQuery in specific part of admin) it would make more sense to load custom copy of jQuery normally and use noConflict() on it right away to isolate it in own variable to be used in … Read more
Searching Codex or Google you can find some lists of WordPress hooks, but believe me, them are not useful if you don’t know where, when and how they are triggered. While coding for WordPress, the question “Which hook should I use?” is very common and frequent, but believe me, a list of all WordPress hooks, … Read more
I did it using this function remove_filters_with_method_name( ‘woocommerce_after_order_notes’, ‘checkout_consent_checkbox’, 10 ); function remove_filters_with_method_name( $hook_name=””, $method_name=””, $priority = 0 ) { global $wp_filter; // Take only filters on right hook name and priority if ( ! isset( $wp_filter[ $hook_name ][ $priority ] ) || ! is_array( $wp_filter[ $hook_name ][ $priority ] ) ) { return false; … Read more
The parameter needs to be passed to the callback function in the wp_schedule_single_event function, not the add_action function. Try this: add_action(‘z_purge_products_cache’, array($this, ‘purge_products_cache’)); Then schedule the event, putting the parameter in an array: wp_schedule_single_event(time() + 20, ‘z_purge_products_cache’, array($asins_r)); Your purge_products_cache function will be called with parameter $asins_r.
You’re seeing $action empty because there is a redirect from wp-admin/edit.php. So, the output you are seeing is after the redirect. Use, die() after echo $action to see the output before the redirect.
How can I invoke an action after a CiviCRM triggering event?
Not sure if this is the exact problem you have, but it sounds like the ‘save_post’ hook is going recursive. What you need to do is unhook, do your updates, then rehook. { remove_action(‘save_post’, array( $this, ‘pushfeed_save_post_meta’ )); // Do update work… add_action(‘save_post’, array( $this, ‘pushfeed_save_post_meta’ )); }
Although the hooks are passing you the ID of the changed object in the parameter $object_id, you aren’t using it and are calling get_the_ID instead which will give you the ID of the current loop item. Try changing your uses of $post_id to $object_id instead.
As explained here: [The] do_meta_boxes [action] is designed to let people manipulate the registered meta boxes once they are registered but before they are rendered. So the do_meta_boxes hook is not for doing (that is: displaying) the meta boxes. This is because: When the do_meta_boxes actions was moved out of do_meta_boxes() it should have had … Read more
In the first block of code, pp_submit__link_form() will be fired on the init action in WordPress. In the second block of code, pp_submit__link_form() will be fired immediately at the time the function is called.