die is an alias of exit and from php.net: void exit ([ string $status ] ) If status is an integer, that value will be used as the exit status and not printed. Try doing the following instead. function psd_upload_kaydet($post_id) { echo $post_id; die(); // for debugging, i’ll explain it } edit.
You’re doing several things wrong, and they’re all silly, avoidable, basic logic mistakes. Firstly, you’re not checking if this is an autosave. Autosaves do not save the custom fields, only the original core wordpress fields, like content, so an autosave will giv eyou unset/blank values. Add this to the top of your save function: if … Read more
It’s never fired since the hook you need is not publish_post but publish_magazine which is actually {$new_status}_{$post_type} hook. So try publish_magazine update: also you don’t need to use get_post since you the hook passes the $post object to the function as a second parameter. take a look at wp_transition_post_status() and if that’s not working then … Read more
function redirect_user() { if ( $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’].$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] == ‘www.abc.com/’ ) { if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect( ‘http://www.abc.com/de/’ ); exit; } } } add_action( ‘init’, ‘redirect_user’ ); Do you mean something like this?
No, you can’t. add_action( ‘hook’, array( [class], “method_name” ) ); is the right way to use a method as callback. Read about how to use methods as callback in the codex. If you want to use a static method as callback, do it in this way: add_action( ‘hook’, array( “ClassName”, “method_name” ) );
In your theme’s functions.php file, or the like: add_action( ‘your-custom-action’, ‘wpse8170_media_popup_init’ ); In the page template used for the page in question: do_action( ‘your-custom-action’ );
WordPress already comes with the author page/functionality. Let’s say you have the author john on your site www.example.com, then you’d see his author page at www.example.com/author/john. If you want to customize this, you have to tweak (or maybe even create, depending on your theme) the author.php or other author template files.
You have to say how many parameters your callback function needs. The default is 1, so WordPress will pass just $a. To get more parameters, use the fourth argument for add_action(): add_action(‘test’, ‘testing’, 10, 2 );
You have the right idea with using get_object() just on wrong class. Since hooked method belongs to Theme_My_Login_Custom_Passwords instance it should be Theme_My_Login_Custom_Passwords::get_object().
You’re right about not doing this inside the theme file, also you have the right thing in mind putting this into your functions.php. Try the approach shown below, it’s more you actually need, so pick what’s fitting in your case. Code: //remove add to cart buttons add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse124288_wc_remove_add_to_cart_buttons’ ); function wpse124288_wc_remove_add_to_cart_buttons() { //add to … Read more