I don’t believe there is a way to do this via a plugin (at least in a way that will get around 500 type errors, which is why I originally looked into this), but the section of code where the hook callback gets called is in wp-includes/plugin.php in the do_action function: https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-includes/plugin.php#L453 This got updated … Read more
I would consider it a security concern if everyone is able to view the debug.log file from the browser. It could reveal e.g. paths, plugins and their problems. There are though ways to restrict access to it via Nginx or Apache. Another problem I’ve seen with logging to debug.log on production sites is that it’s … Read more
In my case it turned out to be a path mapping issue. Adding… “pathMappings” : { “/srv/www” : “C:\\Users\\tmorgan\\websites\\local\\www” } …fixed it for me. In other words, explicitly specifying how the server path related to my local file path was necessary. I did not think this was the case because xdebug was connecting to my … Read more
The constant to output errors to screen is actually define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, true ); WP_DEBUG_LOG would generate a debug.log in your wp-content directory, not in your site root.
I would bet my bottom $ that the permalinks are the problem, your link shows a heck of a lot wp_rewrite queries.. take a look at this a similar issue
The HTTP Protocol that runs both page loading, file downloading and AJAX functionality requires a headers (multiple lines) consisting of Name: Value and TWO ENTERS (separator) and then the actual data. Headers are very important as they control what the browser should do with the received data and state what the data is. AJAX needs … Read more
Actually it looks like your calling jquery wrong. You should always use wp_enqueue_script, otherwise your asking for conflicts. Don’t call it manually. The lines you pasted in from WooCommerce don’t load jquery directly – they load it by setting the dependencies for the other scripts. WordPress handles the rest. If you want to use jQuery … Read more
Now I’ve found a solution [to issue 2 above]: I prefixed the external PHP command with: XDEBUG_CONFIG=”remote_enable=Off” and then it didn’t attempt to connect to the debugger. So, in wordpress-tests/init.php I changed from: system( WP_PHP_BINARY . ‘ ‘ . escapeshellarg( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/bin/install.php’ ) . ‘ ‘ . escapeshellarg( $config_file_path ) ); to: … Read more
You have nothing specific to do to “load” modified php code in WordPress. All files are just loaded as is at execution time (ie when the HTTP request is processed by the server). You just have to verify that your plugin is active. Your curl command is malformed. Use this instead : curl -X POST … Read more
What it does post_class adds classes to the posts on a post by post basis, usually adding them to some kind of post “wrapper”. This allows for the targeting of posts with CSS rules according to various criteria– category, tag, sticky, format, etc. That is, theme authors, plugin authors, and individual users can write CSS … Read more