Unsure how to add simple checkboxes that write to a small table to admin
Unsure how to add simple checkboxes that write to a small table to admin
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WooCommerce wp_insert_post action firing on every save
My suggestion would be to add in a simple flag that checks whether this is the initial time we’ve set our defaults, something such as below: function initial_product_data ( $post_id ) { // lets get out of here if this is not a new product if ( ‘product’ != $_POST[‘post_type’] ) return; //Grab our initial … Read more
Which hook should I use for this scenario regarding the registration process and account/profile update?
You would want to use the user_register and edit_user_profile_update actions. In this way you’ll take care of both scenarios. Be careful. Both of these fire after the user information has already made it to the database.
Removing action from template class
include TEMPLATEPATH.”/inc/settings.php”; is your problem. TEMPLATEPATH is used by the parent theme For child themes use STYLESHEETPATH so your code will be include STYLESHEETPATH.”/inc/settings.php”; Alternatively you can use get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/inc/settings.php’
Removing this filter added by a plugin
This is the correct way to do this, turns out. I’m not sure why it didn’t at first. May be the caching plugin.
How do I remove an action hook by s2member
I resolved this using this code : remove_action(“wp_login”, “c_ws_plugin__s2member_login_redirects::login_redirect”, 10, 2); which I added inside my custom plugin file.
OOP – add_action
OOP – add_action
Remove action plugin
Thank you kaiser, your comment is helpful but insufficient, so the solution is : to remove function in other class in wordpress : remove_action(‘register_form’, array(Theme_My_Login_Custom_Passwords::get_object(),’password_fields’ ) ); Thank you
How would I remove an inline googleAPI font script in the the parent theme header.php?
How would I remove an inline googleAPI font script in the the parent theme header.php?
Is this correct usage of filters in WordPress [closed]
Umm. Normally, people ask questions here that are more than yes/no questions, but hey, I’m game. Yes, that code looks fine to me. Hope that helps! 🙂 Also note that there is a built in function called __return_true which is there for usage just like so: add_filter( ‘image_priority’, ‘__return_true’ ); Easy. Also also note that … Read more