First, your question will likely be closed soon because it has nothing to do with the focus of this group. Second, Google Analytics reports on visitors and what they do on your site. It will track visits to the site, what pages they visit, and more. And you can narrow down those stats to specific … Read more
Debug a WP install: how to find which functions write post updates during a process (a woocommerce checkout in my case)
Access “wp site health info” data from plugin
The process of evaluating and reporting bugs is documented in Codex under Reporting Bugs.
I am willing to be that since you have not initialized the widgets pool it cannot be duplicated. So within your main class or plugin file you would add this: For Class: add_action ( ‘widgets_init’, array ( &$this, ‘my_widgets’ ) ); For .php file add_action ( ‘widgets_init’, ‘my_widgets’); then create your function public function my_widgets(){ … Read more
I think there is no need for this approach. You should try this: Go to Form editor / Confirmations Create confirmation At the bottom of the screen you can find Conditional Logic, from there you can select specific field values. Set Confirmation Type as Redirect Repeat process for all Confirmation options / redirects you need … Read more
Here’s the why part: This part of the redirect_canonical() is removing the leading & in the redirect query part: // tack on any additional query vars $redirect[‘query’] = preg_replace( ‘#^\??&*?#’, ”, $redirect[‘query’] ); Example: example.tld/?&a=1&b=2&c=3 is redirected to example.tld/?a=1&b=2&c=3 If you must have the leading & you might try to adjust it through the redirect_canonical … Read more
I don’t see any reason not to make WordPress into a bug tracker. Essentially, tickets would be a non-hierarchical custom post type which would have several taxonomies, such as priority, status, etc.
Spam bots will always try to register. They basically just input data into any form they can find in hopes it will pull their URL on to your page so they can build trackbacks and score higher in Google rankings. There are a couple of things you can do to prevent this: If you don’t … Read more
Here’s the source of the functionality. It’s just a content filter and some basic regex that one of my coworkers at Automattic wrote. add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘markup_wporg_links’ ); add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘markup_wporg_links’ ); function markup_wporg_links( $content ) { $find = array( ‘/(\ |^)#(\d{3,6})(\b|$)/i’, // core trac ticket #1234-core in http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/ ‘/(\ |^)r(\d{3,6})(\b|$)/i’, // core changeset r1234-core in … Read more