When call $synchronizationList->display() every thing about table created, pagination,sort and bulk action but when its create bulk action its just create 2 input one is dropbox that contains all of bulk action and a submit button for apply button so it doesn’t create from tag and when a submit button doesn’t be in a form … Read more
We you want to customise your Error Establishing Database Connection to something else then you need to create a file. Here is the documentation for that https://yoast.com/custom-wordpress-database-error-pages/
get_stylesheet_directory_uri() returns an URL. The requested file is called like any other publicly available resource: without the context of the include statement. This is like opening the PHP file in a browser directly. There is no WordPress context, and the functions add_action() or add_filter() are not defined. Use get_template_directory() in parent themes and get_stylesheet_directory() in … Read more
Ok, here is what I found out to solve the issue: First of all, the form should be posted to admin-post.php 2nd, there should be a hidden variable “action” so the form should be like: <form method=”post” action=”<?php echo esc_url( admin_url(‘admin-post.php’) ); ?>”> <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”my_settings_save”> …. </form> Now the is_admin() is true and … Read more
It’s not clear why you mess with the global, under normal circumstances you don’t need to. Out of the box, when viewing a post page, get_post() will return current post object. Regardless of the loop even, since it is set up as part of main query before template is even reached. The difference between post … Read more
When $post is null for get_post it looks to $GLOBALS[‘post’]. There are several other checks in the source so perhaps you should find out the value of the global variable when you’re calling it or give it something besides and empty value. What does get_the_id() return vs. get_post(get_queried_object_id())? Or var_dump(get_queried_object())? get_post() – Retrieves post data … Read more
Seems like there’s a plugin out there that does quite this! It’s VersionPress! In this blog post is explained what they used to track all the complicated changes. Instead of using the ‘query’ filter they use the option to create a db.php file in the wp-contents directory to extend $wpdb like explained in this post: … Read more
Yeah, it would appear, by taking a quick look at wp-login.php that it indeed does not tie to the actual form, but is run separately outside of the wp_login_form() function. Lines 914-919 of wp-login.php /** * Fires following the ‘Password’ field in the login form. * * @since 2.1.0 */ do_action( ‘login_form’ )
Why can’t I shove an instance of a class into a variable from a do_action hook?
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