OK, so the new_to_publish hook is probably not the right hook to use here. The status_to_status hooks run during a posts transition from the first status to the second. By this stage, the editor is no longer in play. If my understanding of the_editor_content is correct, this filters the default content displayed in the editor … Read more
Note that: add_action( ‘password_reset’, ‘remote_password_update’ ); is like calling: add_action( ‘password_reset’, ‘remote_password_update’, 10, 1 ); where 10 is the default priority and 1 is the number of arguments. You need: add_action( ‘password_reset’, ‘remote_password_update’, 10, 2 ); with 2 as the number of arguments. Now you should be able to access the $new_pass input variable.
Try $globalres=””; add_action(‘quiz_completed’, ‘mi_ld_quiz_ert’, 10, 2); function mi_ld_quiz_ert( $quizdata, $current_user ) { global $globalres; if($globalres== 0){ do_action(‘ld_update_group_access’, $current_user, 2, $remove = false )); } else{ do_action(‘ld_update_group_access’, $current_user, 14, $remove = false )); } } add_action(‘learndash_ques_single_answer_correct’, ‘my_ld_quiz_resp’,5,5); function my_ld_quiz_resp( $answerIndex, $correctAnswer, $userResponse) { global $globalres; $globalres = $answerIndex; }
This might work for you. try with enqueue instead of registering it. wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/libs/jquery-3.1.1.min.js’, array(), “3.1.1”, true );
$formtxt .= ‘<form style=”width: 800px;” name=”time_booking” action=”#” onsubmit=”return validateCalendarForm();” method = “POST”>’; action is set to #. maybe that is the cause. try removing that. action=”” additionally a js function validateCalendarForm() is calling on form submit. so check console for errors too. and lastly refresh permalink structure
If you look at the documentation for add_action, you see that it accepts 4 parameters. The first 2 are required for adding any actions. If you want to change the priority of your action, you use the third parameter. If you want to change the number of arguments the function accepts, you use the fourth … Read more
You can set the priority to 999 to make sure if you are going that way: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘_my_action_add_image_sizes’, 999 ); but if you really want to make sure of that order, try making a custom action, here a small example: /** * Execute the action with do_action. */ function read_theme_options() { //all the logic … Read more
What action/filter can be used for modifying the page to be rendered?
add_option_{$option} action hook not being called
One option would be to create a custom page template. Within that template, you can check for POSTed variables. Something to the effect of: <?php /* * Template Name: Login form */ if(!empty($_POST[‘username’])) { // check credentials and if valid display data } else { // display login form } Once you’ve created this file … Read more