You mention user ‘status’….are you looking to show/hide the menu for classes of users (by role/capability) rather than individual users (by ID)? I do something similar so that users below a level cannot access certain back-end menu items, using current_user_can and !current_user_can. As an example, this checks to see if a user is an Editor … Read more
This plugin creates custom links to attachments links so this way its possible to set expiry date, permissions etc. I would suggest you to look at the plugin code, adapt the parts that you looking to custom and add your code. This may save you the time finding and testing the attachments hooks and filters.
Remove menu item dashboard for a unique user
wp_ajax add_action fuction won’t fire on custom jQuery action
Got it! It seems this action is fired within a table element. Removing the _fields part seems to have done the trick as this refers to an action fired later in the page, after the table. $term_filter_name_edit = $type . ‘_edit_form’; add_action($term_filter_name_edit, ‘box_term’, 1000, 1 ); function box_term() { echo ‘Test output’; } Reference: https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-admin/edit-tag-form.php
I changed the master function to: function master() { updates(); remove_core_updates(); hide_plugins($plugins); nstrm_remove_admin_submenus(); } Now it works. Is this the right way to to it?
Change hook to add_action in a plugin class
OK, so first of all – AJAX requests are separate, so you don’t have to remove_action if you haven’t added it earlier… And to be honest, I don’t really get your code – you modify the global wp_query object, but it’s really not so clear how and why is there any query created during AJAX … Read more
It’s a very broad question, but my approach would look something like this: I’d replace your code with this: <?php my_the_payment_options(); ?> And then in my plugin: function my_the_payment_options() { $payment_options = get_my_available_payment_options(); if ( $payment_options ) : ?> <div class=”payments-options”> <?php foreach ( $payment_options as $k => $v ) call_user_func( $v[‘callback’] ); ?> </div> … Read more
How to store additional data that is related to core data