You shouldn’t use these hooks for that. If you wan’t to use the same password for some other app, then it’s crucial, that the password will always be the same. So the best way will be to make sure it will be always true. How? By taking care of that. WordPress uses wp_set_password function every … Read more
Here’s another example on how you could implement the add_action: $type=”my_sample_type”; add_action( ‘init’, function() use ( $type ) { MyClass::make( $type ); } );
I finally managed to make it work : function remove_searchfield() { $tag = ‘epl_frontend_search_field_select’; // the name of the hook $function = ‘render_select’; // the function you wish to remove $priority = 10; // must be an integer remove_action ( $tag, array( Easy_Property_Listings::instance()->search_fields, $function ), $priority); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘remove_searchfield’); Thanks Jacob for the help … Read more
Disregard the entire question. I’ve found my answer. I was missing a closing tag on the wrapping div. Go figure.
WordPress redirects you back to the user-edit.php page upon successful user update, so while the admin_notices has yet been fired in your sulock_save_profile_fields(), the message (your custom admin notice) is never displayed because of the redirection. And one way to fix it, is by filtering the redirect URL via the wp_redirect filter: // In sulock_save_profile_fields() … Read more
Rather than hooking into init or wp_load, here is a snippet you can drop into functions.php or on a theme file. I put it behind a $_GET so that you can only hit it once and when you are ready. Something like https://domain.com/page/?update_post_meta // Hide it from the public if(isset($_GET[‘update_post_meta’])){ // Let’s query all of … Read more
WooCommerce itself isn’t setting fresh_site to 0 directly (the string fresh_site doesn’t appear anywhere in WooCommerce’s source code), however you are correct that it’s happening because WooCommerce is creating pages. WordPress sets a site to not be fresh like this (from wp-includes/default-filters.php): // Mark site as no longer fresh foreach ( array( ‘publish_post’, ‘publish_page’, ‘wp_ajax_save-widget’, … Read more
The working solution is: <?php /* * Flushing the W3TC Plugin’s Cache entirely * @package WordPress */ ignore_user_abort( true ); include(‘/home/clients/<client-directory>/<website-directory>’ . ‘/wp-load.php’); w3tc_flush_all();
I believe init is too early to determine is_page(). Try a later hook, like template_redirect. function wpse_344136_user_logged_in(){ if ( is_user_logged_in() && is_page( ‘login’ ) ){ wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit; } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpse_344136_user_logged_in’ );
The filter itself probably works, but the file_exists() returns false. So not sure if this answers the question, but one issue I see in your code is: When you put the code in your-plugin/admin/partials/ggowl_template/ggowl_template_func.php, plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) from within the ggowl_template_post_function() would be your-plugin/admin/partials/ggowl_template/ — and not the main plugin file path, so I suggest … Read more