You must have created submenu page using add_submenu_page() hook, so you can use wp_enqueue_script inside callback function of add_submenu_page hook. It will load script only on your submenu page. add_submenu_page( $parent_slug, $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug,’callback’); function callback() { //enqueue script } Or if you want to enqueue script in dashboard(all pages) then you can enqueue … Read more
You may take use of add_submenu_page function: Add a top-level menu page add_menu_page( $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function, $icon_url, $position ); Add a sub-menu page add_submenu_page( $parent_slug, $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function );
The easiest thing to do is to set the form’s action=” and use the global $plugin_page; as described in the Notes section of add_submenu_page(). For example: add_action (‘network_admin_menu’, ‘add_network_menus’) ; function add_network_menus () { add_menu_page (‘My Page Title’, ‘My Menu Title’, ‘manage_network’, ‘my_menu_slug’, ‘my_network_admin_page’) ; add_submenu_page (‘my_menu_slug’, ‘Some Subpage Title’, ‘My Submeny Title’, ‘manage_network’, ‘my_submenu_slug’, … Read more
WP Admin doesn’t support 3 level menus in the side navigation. You can do this in WP Nav Menus on the frontend, but not with the main admin menu. If you want to do this, you’ll need to rebuilt the WP Admin menu and add the necessary styling, which will be a huge job
The fourth parameter in add_submenu_page function is a capability. Try changing it to manage_options so your code looks like this: add_submenu_page(‘tictac_admin_menu’, ‘Sous menu Opening’, ‘Options Opening’, ‘manage_options’, ‘tictac_scripts_menu’, ‘tictac_opening_submenu’ ); Hope it helps
If I understand it correctly — you want the “Plans” sub-menu to be highlighted when on the “Add/edit plans” (pxmag-plans-edit) page, then you can do it like so: Use the add_menu_classes hook to highlight the pxmag-menu menu: function my_add_menu_classes( $menu ) { // Do nothing if not on the “Add/edit plans” page. global $plugin_page; if … Read more
You can use the parent_file hook to ensure the TDLRM menu is expanded when viewing the “Store users” or “Categories” page. add_filter( ‘parent_file’, ‘wpse_398962_parent_file’ ); function wpse_398962_parent_file( $parent_file ) { global $submenu_file, $typenow; // 1: This is for highlighting the TDLRM » “Store users” submenu. if ( ‘users.php’ === $parent_file && ! $submenu_file && isset( … Read more
edit.php?post_type=weather isn’t a valid PHP function name. If you’re trying to set the menu up as a submenu of your custom post screens, I think edit.php?post_type=weather—the $parent_slug—should be the first parameter, not the last. ie, add_submenu_page( ‘edit.php?post_type=weather’, ‘Weather Information’, ‘Weathers’, ‘manage_options’, ‘weathers’, [$this, ‘weathers’] ); References add_submenu_page()
You need a way of managing your settings. You can use whatever methods of management as you see fit. However, I’ve came up with a fairly “simple” Settings PHP Class, which you can use to retrieve your Plugin’s Settings as an Object with Properties. The Object is your Plugin’s Settings. The Properties of the Object … Read more
Take a look at this function. function my_submenu_order($menu_ord) { global $submenu; // echo ‘<pre>’.print_r($submenu,true).'</pre>’; $arr = array(); $arr[] = $submenu[‘users.php’][15]; // Your Profile $arr[] = $submenu[‘users.php’][10]; // Add New $arr[] = $submenu[‘users.php’][5]; // All Users $submenu[‘users.php’] = $arr; return $menu_ord; } add_filter(‘custom_menu_order’, ‘my_submenu_order’); Add that to your functions.php. It changes the default order of the … Read more