Although the actual question is off topic, I would make a few alterations to the code to make it more reliable and a bit faster and less resource intensive: Add $content=””; right at the top of the function, this will take care off the Notice: Undefined variable notice Only get the term id’s from wp_get_post_terms(). … Read more
Is it possible to set another language for debugging messages?
I understand what you are trying, to make changing the WP config settings more convenient but I do not think it is possible to change them from a plugin. Constants like WP_DEBUG and DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT are defined in core files, specifically in wp-config.php, according to the Codex and, looking over the source code of this file … Read more
If you want to see your object in that variable you have to convert it to a string: $data_str = print_r( $this, true ); Then you can include it on your error array, or if you’re just debugging your code you can send it to your web server’s error log file using error_log: error_log( $data_str … Read more
I had exactly same issue with Visual Editor but my site was working on port 80. This is what I did : Edited wp-config.php and added the following : define( ‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false ); and everything worked fine. Additionally you can check if wp-includes/js/tinymce/wp-tinymce.js.gz file exists or not. If not, then upload it via FTP
I use it including the file (Match you actual file location): require ‘../../FirePHPCore/fb.php’; and then call by using fb( $variable, ‘Message Title’); Be sure that you’ve installed and activated the FirePHP addon on Firefox. There’s also a WordPress plugin for FirePHP, but I’ve never used it.
When you save a post, then you are basically submitting a big <form>. This form has an action pointing somewhere. Now there are two possibilities how the form is processed: AJAX (background reload) Default <form> handling (new request) Basic form submitting is adding a new request (2), so the data gets processed and then the … Read more
There are a lot of tools available Below are my personal favourites Pingdom http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt Google Pagespeed https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights GTMetrix gtmetrix.com
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.
WordPress core register a shutdown function on its own (source) the function shutdown_action_hook registered to be ran on shutdown, call do_action( ‘shutdown’ ); and little more (source). So, if you want to register a shutdown function in WordPress way just add your function on ‘shutdown’ hook: add_action( ‘shutdown’, ‘my_shutdown_callback’ ); function my_shutdown_callback() { error_log(‘Goodbye’); } … Read more