On top of my head scheme like this should work: // functions.php function prefix_get_settings() { return array(‘haha’ => ‘hehe’); } add_filter( ‘prefix_default_settings’, ‘prefix_get_settings’, 9 ); // plugin $default_settings = apply_filters( ‘prefix_default_settings’, array() );
Here is the solution I came up with using options. Thanks for the advice this worked well for my use case. <?php // This function sends the http request that purges my cdn cache. function hw_cdn_purge() { // My http request code goes here. // After the request the purgeCdnResult variable is set to the … Read more
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Assuming that $GLOBALS[‘Pootle_Page_Builder_Render_Layout’] carries an instance of Pootle_Page_Builder_Render_Layout, the method panels_render() returns a string. So you can simply pass the method call as an argument to apply_filters(): $content = apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $GLOBALS[‘Pootle_Page_Builder_Render_Layout’]->panels_render( $page_data->ID ) ); I’m not sure whether this is an intended use of the API of the plugin, as Pootle_Page_Builder_Render_Layout::panels_render() remove some default … Read more
Taking into account your comments to your question, what you should do is: Your AJAX function should return the attachment ID to the client The frontend script should catch that response and store the attachment ID somewhere, or just populate a hidden input field in your form When you submit the entire form – add … Read more
You have two problems in your code. You use $post as a iteration variable which is an habit best avoided You use setuppostdata which changes the global $post without you using any function that actually needs it your loop should look like foreach ( $pp_query as $p) : $pointer_query[] = array( ‘id’ => get_post_meta($p->ID, ‘_sbap_pointerid_text’, … Read more
To store the user defined value into the DB you can use the update_user_meta() function. And retrieve back the info with get_user_meta(). You could update the the user meta key with an AJAX call on your select change or put your select in a form and update on form submit either with $_GET or $_POST … Read more
Here is a solution I found- // even before any taxonmy/terms are initialized, we reset the tables add_action( ‘init’, ‘the_dramatist_change_tax_terms_table’, 0 ); // on blog switching, we need to reset it again, so it does not use current blog’s tax/terms only // it works both on switch/restore blog add_action( ‘switch_blog’, ‘the_dramatist_change_tax_terms_table’, 0 ); function the_dramatist_change_tax_terms_table(){ … Read more