I realize you’ve already answered your issue. However, I think there is some additional explanation possible to give more clarity to the issue and the solution. The issue is your lqdnotes_add_div() function. This is hooked to a filter – the_content. In WordPress, any time you use a filter, your filter function must return a value … Read more
You can’t enqueue because wp_loaded is too early. To enqueue scripts and styles, you need to do it on the wp_enqueue_scripts type hooks, but because your exiting on wp_loaded, none of those hooks have fired yet. Additionally, you need to have the necessary function calls in the template for it to enqueue them into, such … Read more
This should be possible, but it will take some work. As you found out, at the end of the wp_insert_post function, there is a hook save_post_{$post->post_type}, which you can do to additional stuff when a post with a certain custom post type is created. However, if you use this hook to create additional posts, the … Read more
You might want to add your own plugin to deactivate their plugin (silently). First open their main plugin file and see where the plugin hooks (or filters) in. Then unhook their plugin … and your’s as well. <?php /** Plugin Name: Deactivate other plugin */ add_action( ‘the_same_hook’, ‘removeOtherPlugin’, PHP_INT_MAX -1 ); function removeOtherPlugin() { remove_filter( current_filter(), … Read more
I found the solution. addFilter( ‘blocks.registerBlockType ) needs to be called before the call to registerBlockType.
Your premise is correct – you can connect to different STMP accounts based on whatever criteria you can build into your action function. It’s a little tricky with WooCommerce because it has two email objects that it uses, one for creating emails and the other for sending. Also, hooking into the WC send process requires … Read more
You don’t need $url = “https://”.$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’].$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]; for getting the current URL to remove the query string. All you need is remove_query_arg(‘the_query’, false). False, means it will use the current URL and your code can be shorten to: function abc_redirections(){ if(isset($_GET[‘query_string’]) || isset($_GET[‘query_string_1’])){ $array = array(); if(isset($_GET[‘query_string’]) && (empty($_GET[‘query_string’]) || !is_numeric($_GET[‘query_string’]) || (is_numeric($_GET[‘query_string’]) && $_GET[‘query_string’] < … Read more
If it was me, I would probably just override the queries on the individual templates that you are trying to hide “ghosted” posts on. However, I can see how in some situations it would be better to override the main query. How about: function public_query_published_only($query) { if ( !$query->is_single() && !current_user_can(‘manage_options’) && !is_admin() ) { … Read more
The render_block filter works for this – I just tested on a fresh install. However, you’ll have to use the final HTML, so it gets a bit ugly. The following code will copy the first <a> tag and wrap the copy around each <time> tag in the list. \add_filter(‘render_block’, function($content, $parsed): string { // skip … Read more
You’re trying to echo <?php tags, but that won’t work: they won’t be processed. Instead you need to replicate that logic in PHP statements in your function instead. Here’s a partial answer: function epf_extra_buttons( $post_ID ) { // TODO: where does $es_settings come from? $encoded_permalink = urlencode(get_the_permalink()); if ( $es_settings->share_facebook ) { echo ‘<a class=”a2a_button_facebook” … Read more