During page request, WordPress actions are triggered in a sequence, therefore you have to register them in time. In your case, wp_head comes after wp_enqueue_scripts, so as a solution, i would all remove them from the wp_head and register them all in a condition, outside of any other action: if ( isset( $_COOKIE[‘user_opt’] ) ) … Read more
So as leymannx pointed out in his comment, the “delete_post” hook actually handles both scenarios I was looking for, as it seems to know to run a “for each post deleted, do x” when “Empty Trash” is clicked and will also “do x” when “Delete Post Permanently” is clicked! My final code ended up looking … Read more
There are mainly 2 filters to be used: 1) the filter woocommerce_order_shipping_to_display located in get_shipping_to_display() method, used by get_order_item_totals() method to display the shipping in order total rows: add_filter( ‘woocommerce_order_shipping_to_display’, ‘customize_order_shipping_to_display’, 10, 3 ); function customize_order_shipping_to_display( $shipping, $order, $tax_display ){ // Your code to filter displayed shipping return $shipping; } 2) Or filter woocommerce_get_order_item_totals located … Read more
If I understand you correctly, you want all attachment status set to ‘publish’ on upload in stead of ‘inherit’ to prevent that status changing when the parent post status changes. Let’s take a look at wp_insert_post if it offers any possibilities. First on line 3483 (current version) the post status is set to ‘inherit’ in … Read more
So it looks like there is some page redirecting going on in the post updating process, hence why I can’t even access a $GLOBALS variable. The only alternative I found to use was to use a session variable. Something like: add_filter( ‘pre_insert_term’, ‘pre_insert_term_action’, 10, 2 ); add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘show_example_error’ ); function pre_insert_term_action( $term, $taxonomy ) … Read more
If you want to return the data, the best solution is to use apply_filters() and instruct the callback to always return: $output = apply_filters( ‘hook_data_handle_’.$args[‘UID’], $args, $options ); if ( $args[‘echo’] ) echo $output; else return $output; A less elegant solution would be to use output buffering.
The action is not right after actually. There is get_header() call, then get_header action and then locating and loading template file that has wp_head() in it. I try not to mess with removing things from inside of same hook you are at, so in this case I’d (ab)use that get_header action to hook function that … Read more
Check out : WP Error And this link covers how the plugin activation error works: http://www.squarepenguin.com/wordpress/?p=6 And I don’t see any reason why you should ever chmod a directory to 777
You should be able to get the ID of the post through the $_POST variable. EDIT: Maybe you should try doing this on the save_post action, like so, but save_post sometimes runs on other instances (ie. Autosave Drafts), so you’ll want to do some more verifying. save_post will also return the ID as one of … Read more
YOu can deactive the default tag feature and add via plugin an custom taxonomie, that only list your created tags, like category meta box. Its also possible to design this how the tag meta box.