I’m writing my first plugin and my echo output is showing up on every page of my wordpress installation
I’m writing my first plugin and my echo output is showing up on every page of my wordpress installation
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Stripe button is not working in a template page
Stripe button is not working in a template page
WordPress slow even use blank template
WordPress slow even use blank template
Cannot read property ‘hasClass’ of undefined(…) jquery-ui
Cannot read property ‘hasClass’ of undefined(…) jquery-ui
Error on debug.log PHP Stric Standards and PHP notice
You can possibly turn it off with define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); or reduce errors. error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_NOTICE); however you might want to use the information to make changes to the code
Finding which functions were called
The plugin called Query Monitor(https://srd.wordpress.org/plugins/query-monitor/) will help you.Also if you write your own theme,you should know which functions are called depends on the page you are viewing.
Unable to write error_log output… but only from a certain function
Turns out I was looking in the wrong error_log file. Doh! For anyone else who has this problem, remember to also check the error_log located in the wp_admin folder. Not just the one in WordPress root.
WordPress seems broken when logged of
So the first thing I would do (in case you have not already) is look at the page source when you are logged out – see if it’s just those “gibberish characters” or if there’s a beginning of html being sent to the browser. Note that the “gibberish” likely means something – so it might … Read more
Plugin debugging with errors in activation routine
Plugin debugging with errors in activation routine
(Xdebug Profiler) Why are there two cachegrind files generated for one page?
@Edward, You’ve configured the Xdebug profiler output filename in such a way that it overwrites the output file, each time, you run the process. %u, %H, %R – you mentioned in the output name are called format specifiers. There are couple of ways to figure out which file you may want to analyze. Use %t … Read more