If I understand your question, the race condition you describe between WordPress knowing the transaction was “complete” and the user returning to your site is the problem. Regarding a potential solution, what about changing the way you’re approaching this such that this race condition is accepted as a real possibility rather than something that you … Read more
you missed something, when you get a product using wc_get_product it returns to you an abstract object, so if you need to get product do this $product = wc_get_product($product_id); return $product->get_data(); also you can use all the other functionalities too, such as: $product->get_status(); $product->get_gallery_image_ids(); …
You’re right on track with the work that needs to be done, and WordPress makes is really simple to accomplish what you’re going for. The hook that you’re looking for is called admin_bar_menu. You can read more about it and the WP_Admin_Bar class here. The other step to get the post count could be done … Read more
I think I found answer to your question, it is: rest_{$this->post_type}_query filter hook. With this hook you are able to directly edit internal WP_Query parameter. For example, if you’d like to internally sort Posts by post_title by default, then you’d have to write something like this: function order_rest_post_by_post_title($args, $request) { $args[‘orderby’] = ‘post_title’; $args[‘order’] = … Read more
Yes, inside /wp-admin/includes/ms.php there is the action hook delete_blog. This test prevents a blog deletion: add_action( ‘delete_blog’, ‘prevent_blog_delete_wpse_82961’, 10, 2 ); /** * @param int $blog_id Blog ID * @param bool $drop True if blog’s table should be dropped. Default is false. */ function prevent_blog_delete_wpse_82961( $blog_id, $drop ) { wp_die( ‘aborting delete_blog’ ); }
The best way to solve this is to simplify your code. Right now, ScriptQueuer::QueueCss() is just a static method, and it is getting its data too late. You could use an immutable object instead and then just register one of its methods as callback. Example: class Enqueuer { private $stylesheets; public function __construct( ArrayObject $stylesheets … Read more
The earliest safe hook to get post information is the template_redirect hook. All the hooks in question runs before WordPress has setup postdata, so any post info are still unavailable at that point. The globals like $wp_query and $post will still contain no data, that is why your efforts returns nothing. EDIT Extra info as … Read more
The reason that the plugin activation hook wasn’t working in the code provided in the question is that on plugin activation the plugins_loaded hook is never run. Since the register_activation_hook hook was hooked from plugins_loaded it was never run on activation. And since it’s never fired ever again, this way of hooking results in register_activation_hook … Read more
There is no regular output and hence no header sent before template_redirect on the front end. If you need sessions on the back end too, use the action wp_loaded to cover both. Example: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, function() { $status = session_status(); if ( PHP_SESSION_DISABLED === $status ) { // That’s why you cannot rely on sessions! … Read more
You don’t have to write a new plugin. You can either add the code to your theme’s functions.php file, or create a child theme. To wrap your data in a JSON format, you can use the json_encode function. Hook into the post when it’s published, and send the data. In the following function, i will … Read more