The problem is the order of execution. The order things run matters. For your code to function, it would require either add_action to implement time travel several microseconds into the past so that it can add the hook before it ran, or it would require do_action to implement precognition so that it knows about add_action … Read more
Short Answer The second parameter for useSelect is the second parameter for useCallback, so check the React website and you’d understand what the heck that second parameter is.. 🙂 Long Answer useSelect is a custom React hook which uses the core useCallback hook in React which returns a memoized callback which can avoid expensive calculations … Read more
For anyone else with this issue, the fix was simple. I changed the hook and most importantly, I changed the priority so my action comes later. Default wordpress priority was 10, so I set priority to 11 and it works. add_action( ‘profile_update’, ‘BB_WP_SYNC_update_BB_profile’, 11, 2); And my function changed due to the different hook: function … Read more
If you wanted to do this for all post types, you’d simply do define(‘EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS’, 0); see https://codex.wordpress.org/Trash_status#EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS_option. But since you only want to do this for a custom post type, you will need to hook into ‘trashed_post’ like this: add_action(‘trashed_post’, function( $post_id ){ […] then check your trashed posts’ post type: if ( get_post_type($post_id) === … Read more
You need to use strlen() to determine the length of a variable, so your second if condition is invalid. As it is, this question is not really related to WordPress, so likely off-topic.
It’s called post state, but not to be confused with post status (publish, draft, etc.) (although the state can of course contain the post status), and the core WordPress function which adds the post states such as the Privacy Policy Page to the posts (Posts, Pages, CPTs) list table is _post_states(), but the states are … Read more
The error happens because the filter callback (shapeSpace_disable_sitemap_post_meta()) expects to receive two parameters ($args and $post_type) and yet you call add_filter() without setting the fourth parameter to 2. So to solve the problem: // Replace this: add_filter(‘wp_sitemaps_posts_query_args’, ‘shapeSpace_disable_sitemap_post_meta’); // with this one: add_filter(‘wp_sitemaps_posts_query_args’, ‘shapeSpace_disable_sitemap_post_meta’, 10, 2);
The important thing to note is that action and filter hooks are mostly just standard PHP callback behaviour. The second argument passed to add_filter() should be a PHP Callable. When the filter is applied with apply_filters(), that callback is just run through the core PHP function call_user_func_array(). Any additional arguments to apply_filters() are then passed … Read more
If you’re using the classic editor, then a custom shortocode is a good option. Although shortcodes can be used with the block editor the more modern way would be to create a custom (dynamic) block. You can insert the shortcode / block to the post content when needed and have the callback handle any necessary … Read more
It is not always required technically but it is good practice to follow for multiple reasons: Code is more organized by keeping hook-related stuff together The more precise conditions when it runs – the better for performance It is easier to unhook function, that performs multiple add_, then unhook each add_ individually. The order of … Read more