Now I know what was the issue. I had the filter by category activated in Isotope settings: filter: ‘.front-page-tiles’ :)! so regular items not in that category was being correctly hidden by Isotope
Plugins with Network: true in their header cannot be seen, activated or deactivated in sub sites. The reason is simple: You need super admin rights to do something with them, and their settings section (if there are any) are visible in wp-admin/network/ only. Even if you are the super admin and on a sub site … Read more
Sending password or as you said key in email is not the safe way. WordPress send a link in email when click on forgot password button. When you click that link it redirects to a default WordPress page for reset password there you have enter and that’s it and this is the easiest way for … Read more
Write This Code On theme Function.php function run_activate_plugin( $plugin ) { $current = get_option( ‘active_plugins’ ); $plugin = plugin_basename( trim( $plugin ) ); if ( !in_array( $plugin, $current ) ) { $current[] = $plugin; sort( $current ); do_action( ‘activate_plugin’, trim( $plugin ) ); update_option( ‘active_plugins’, $current ); do_action( ‘activate_’ . trim( $plugin ) ); do_action( … Read more
Sorry Guys I’ve created a array $table_names and used $table_name in my sql statements. thanks!
You always have to exit; after a redirect.
Just go to your Network Admin dashboard, click on Network Settings under the Settings tab, and mark the check box: Registration notification – Send the network admin an email notification every time someone registers a site or user account. Now whenever a new user registers, you will receive an email.
The following question gives you some insights how you can create an initialization script which should cleanup a fresh WordPress installation. It’s not complete but it’s a good startpoint. -> Initialization Script for “Standard” Aspects of a WordPress Website?
disable all plugins or change theme to default one. AFAIK there is no such function by default in WP to redirect non loged in users to login page.
I discovered that I was attempting to use register_activation_hook too late in the loading cycle.Moving it outside my class init function to the global scope made it behave as expected.