How to handle theme activation errors?
How to handle theme activation errors?
How to handle theme activation errors?
WordPress Bedrock breaking plugin links
To speak to your primary question (How to install WPMU with composer?) I went down the road of installing wordpress and then wp-cli/wp-cli and then using it to do a multisite-install.
If you are calling WP-CLI from the parent directory you need to tell it where core is using –path $ wp –path=path/to/core Some more details here: http://wp-cli.org/config/ You can set also set this with a config file wp-cli.yml that contains path: path/to/core Details: http://wp-cli.org/config/#config-files
Your WordPress is installed under the localhost/wordpress/ instead of localhost/. If you are running your WordPress for the first time, point your url to localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php so that the correct path can be setup by the WordPress.
Autoloader setup: “autoload” : { “files” : [“functions.php”] } Once you have the autoloader setup properly, you just need to include that one file, like this: require_once( ‘vendor/autoload.php’ ); Full tutorial here – https://torquemag.io/2014/11/improving-wordpress-plugin-development-composer/
So, I want to find some solution where I can set only the composer.json file inside the plugin folder and after the plugin activation to pull and install the required SDK. That’s not how it works. Composer is a CLI tool that’s meant to be ran via CLI, and wasn’t designed to run in a … Read more
sorry i got the solution but never posted here, i got errors because of case sensitive with my folders, i dont know why in localhost i got no error but in my website i got the folder inc and then i got the “Inc\Base” inc !== “Inc” my bad a stupid error, thanks for all … Read more
Your code uses the conditional: if( file_exists()) So are you sure you are using the correct path to autoload.php as it will stop if not found and you won’t get the usual error thrown by require? Personally I’d be expecting to see your vendor dir outside of the wordpress install.
So, Mozart doesn’t yet support fields autoloading, but there’s a fork of it that does (which will perhaps be merged into Mozart master at some point.) So here’s the composer file by which I have been able to manage Carbon Fields (and also Eric Mann’s Sessionz and WP Session Manager.): “type”: “wordpress-plugin”, “scripts”: { “lint”: … Read more