is_admin is true when you’re in the dashboard/admin area, aka example.com/wp-admin. It asks the question “are we in the admin area?”, and is true of anybody logged in and inside the admin area. This could be a user with the role subscriber who sees only the edit profile page. This function is similar to is_home() … Read more
You should create a small custom function to check the current post (page or other post type) if is parent exist, like the follow function. /** * if the post is a subpage for ID. * * $post object The post. * * return boolean */ function is_child( $post ) { // If is sub_post … Read more
You should use set_transient this is stored and will show up after the page reloads as it is like cookies on the server side. function SITE_profile_update_notice() { // Add this to your code where you want to the transient to fire after function set_transient( ‘fx-admin-notice-panel’, true, 5 ); } /* Add admin notice */ add_action( … Read more
While WP is a little weak about working with forms in general, there are some loose conventions that can help keep things organized. For POST forms there is a dedicated wp-admin/admin-post.php endpoint, which meant for just that and works similarly to better known admin-ajax.php. Unless you have good reasons to organize it otherwise I would … Read more
I am going to assume that you have a self-hosted version of WordPress – you have your own hosting account rather than a site on WordPress.com you mean you deleted/removed the widget that has the log-in link that appears on the side of your website page. All WordPress sites have the same log-in address: http://yoursite.com/wp-admin … Read more
The filter you are looking for is save_post. This filter is triggered each time you save a post. add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘my_function’ ); function my_function( $post_id ){ // Do your stuff here } This filter passes the post’s ID to the callback function, so you have access to everything you need.
Finally I have implement the above functionality by modifying the filter “posts_search”. By using bellow code you can search variable products by their variations id in woocommerce admin product search area. add_filter( ‘posts_search’, ‘product_search’ ); function product_search( $where ) { global $pagenow, $wpdb, $wp; if ( ‘edit.php’ != $pagenow || ! is_search() || ! isset( … Read more
You don’t need a nonce for every field, a single nonce should suffice This is because a nonce isn’t tied to a field, it’s tied to a request, and verifies that you did indeed intend to press update, or click a link, submit a form, etc As an example, back in the days of MySpace, … Read more
When admin is resetting all users password are the users getting notified about the password reset? I read that with some “Emergency password reset” plugin it is available, but is it a built in feature in WordPress or no. WordPress doesn’t have an option to reset all users passwords, so it would depend on the … Read more
You seem to be making life complicated. Here’s the code you need; function menu_shuffle() { remove_menu_page( ‘plugin-page’ ); add_submenu_page(‘options-general.php’,’Page Title’, ‘Menu Label’,’manage_options’, ‘plugin-page’ ); }; add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘menu_shuffle’ ); plugin-page can be found by mousing over the existing menu label and getting the part after the ?page=in this case ?page=plugin-page The WordPress function definition for … Read more