Remove action added from class
Remove action added from class
Remove action added from class
Errm, you can’t. And more importantly, why would you want to? The whole point of hooks is to open up an API to other developers! You can use a singleton/static flags and/or private methods (called from a hooked public method) if you want to lock down how your plugin can be manipulated. static function myfunction_for_themes() … Read more
Object oriented programming, add_action in constructor not firing
You need to hook it later. add_action(‘template_redirect’ , ‘prevent_profile_access’); References: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/template_redirect
Your problem is with the conditional, not with the used action (I think). This line is probably not verifying in any situation: if( ( $_POST[‘post_status’] == ‘publish’ ) && ( $goalsupport === $totalsupport ) ) { I can not now what $goalsupport and $goalsupport are, both variables are undefined in your code, so I’m going … Read more
The first thing to do is ensure that your template’s header.php and footer.php files contain, respectively, calls to wp_head() and wp_footer(). Without those functions, no actions hooked to wp_head / wp_footer will work.
I believe you can get the same result what you are looking for with filter hook post_updated_messages. You just need the post id for the confirmation thing that you are doing which you can do over here as well using $_GET[‘post’] which contains your post id. Here is function which will do the thing. function … Read more
“Category” is a taxonomy. What you’re looking to do is limit the number of “terms” Depending on your goal (I think you want to show comingled attachments and posts in one giant list/interface?) – what you could do is create a new taxonomy, call my_attachment_terms and then add terms to that taxonomy and label them … Read more
Have you tried to check/combine it with a wp_next_scheduled existance/work of your hook?
plugins_loaded is going to load this form much too early, even if you weren’t getting errors. The form is loading before the opening <html tags. You need to select better hooks for this– admin_notices maybe, but it is hard to tell exactly what you want. Second, you need to separate your handler: function process_wpse_194468() { … Read more