Try moving your if ( defined( ‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’ ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) { return; } into your rdf_argument_function(). Any change?
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There are only a few reliable filters for front end content, the_content being the only one that seems reasonably applicable. With that you can insert content in the post body. There are also actions like template_redirect and template_include but I doubt those execute where you want them to and using them could be tricky anyway. … Read more
It is not necessary to define $wp_rewrite in your function. The add_permastruct() and add_rewrite_rule() functions take care of that for you. Try removing the “global $wp_rewrite;” line and see if your code still works. The add_permastruct() function currently accepts three parameters. There is some backwards-compatibility logic in the function to correct for calls using the … Read more
I don’t think this is possible with an action hook. You can only Delete a theme from the admin panel after it has been deactivated. Even if an action hook existed for Deleting (not Deactivating) a theme, your theme functions.php would not be running when you are able to hit the Delete link. Since this … Read more
This is not a full solution, it is an idea for the method to proceed with. First of all, you hook into pending_to_publish action and, instead of processing the zip file, you save its path on a transensient. This transient is an array of all the zip files that are approved and not processed. Code … Read more
The footer doesn’t run in the global context, so the variable $map_vars is not in the correct scope. To keep the variable and the callback in the same scope, you could use a class: class Map_Var_Example { public static $map_vars; public static function map_data() { var_dump( self::$map_vars ); } } Map_Var_Example::$map_vars=”Test”; add_action( ‘wp_footer’, array( ‘Map_Var_Example’, … Read more
add_action not working in header?
In your first example, you add the rewrite tag personal-development, but then you use the rewrite tag class_type inside your rewrite rule. That method would work if you fixed that error, and assuming 17318 is the page id of your personal-development page. You could then use get_query_var(‘personal_development’) in the template or a template hook, to … Read more
How to update permalink on the fly?