Drivingralle, You are on the right trail here with your code. I’ve done some work in the JavaScript console, and my conclusion from debugging heartbeat.min.js temporarily (source came from heartbeat.js) is that settings.suspend is properly triggered on the ‘unload.wp-heartbeat’ event. However, I believe it to be a bug that the focused() function sets settings.suspend back … Read more
If you don’t need wp_editor in front-end, I think its OK. Here a little bit different option settings with your tinymce init. I use this without wp_editor in front-end. <script> jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) { tinymce.init( { mode : “exact”, elements : ‘pre-details’, theme: “modern”, skin: “lightgray”, menubar : false, statusbar : false, … Read more
We could implement our own endpoint: https://example.tld/wpse/v1/frontpage Here’s a simple demo (PHP 5.4+): <?php /** * Plugin Name: WPSE – Static Frontpage Rest Endpoint */ namespace WPSE\RestAPI\Frontpage; \add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, function() { \register_rest_route( ‘wpse/v1’, ‘/frontpage/’, [ ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => __NAMESPACE__.’\rest_results’ ] ); } ); function rest_results( $request ) { // Get the ID of … Read more
I think this small source code is your solution. It currently doesn’t have frontend feedback for the Sticky Post change, but you can enhance this string, class or whatever you want in the function fb_stick_post. The first function adds the item in the Admin Bar and creates a new Url with a param value. Also, … Read more
Hi You have Use this COde For WordPress front-end AJAX file upload tutorial Code Here is my code: In my template file example.php <form enctype=”multipart/form-data”> <input type=”text” name=”support_title” class=”support-title”> <input type=”file” id=”sortpicture” name=”upload”> <input class=”save-support” name=”save_support” type=”button” value=”Save”> </form> This is in ajax-file-upload.js jQuery(document).on(‘click’, ‘.save-support’, function (e) { var supporttitle = jQuery(‘.support-title’).val(); var querytype = … Read more
The problem #1 & #2: Don’t know why you need to add and validate extra cookies, but for me, it’s simple and quite straight forward: This is what I have tried on vagrant boxes and with default WordPress structure: 1. Prepare 6 separate servers 111.111.1.10 – MySQL server 111.111.1.11 – HAProxy server 111.111.1.12 & 111.111.1.13 … Read more
WordPress handles login failed in two ways: If it is a bad credential, and both username and password have a value, then this action can be captured by wp_login_failed If both, or one, of the options are empty, then WordPress generates the error object as the first parameter in the authenticate filter; it does not … Read more
you can do that by running the function set_post_thumbnail( $my_post_id, $thumbnail_id ); remember, you have to process and insert the image into the library first: $uploaddir = wp_upload_dir(); $file = $_FILES[ … whatever you have in your POST data … ]; $uploadfile = $uploaddir[‘path’] . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . basename( $file ); move_uploaded_file( $file , $uploadfile ); … Read more
First, it is important to consider why you are restricting access to wp-admin. If you are doing this mainly for aesthetic purposes, then the solution provided below is fine. However, if you are doing it because you don’t want your users to be able to perform certain functions provided via the back-end, you should be … Read more
WordPress sets is_admin() to true for all ajax requests (front-end or admin-side). (See codex). There’s isn’t away of over-riding this (and you shouldn’t anyway). If your ajax request can be fired from both front-end and admin side, then you may want to include whether it ‘is admin’ or not when you post the data. But … Read more