The blank page is a PHP fatal error. You need to either escape the single quotes or change them to double quotes. $(e.target).prop(‘checked’, false); -> $(e.target).prop(“checked”, false); You can enable debugging in WordPress to see the PHP errors by setting WP_DEBUG to true in you wp-config.php file. You can also look in your server/PHP error … Read more
Okay, for anyone looking to include the WooCommerce review tab not on an actual single-product page here’s the secret sauce: In your template file, you need: global $withcomments; $withcomments = true; Then add a filter for the comments template: //add filter to use our custom review template add_filter(‘comments_template’,'{{YOUR_HELPER_FUNCTION}}’); /** * Hook function for using custom … Read more
Think about what you’ve written: The acction hook stop working if i move it from plugin file to theme’s functions.php file And: bp_includes is buddypress action and hooked on plugins_loaded The problem is that the code stops working when you move the code to functions.php, which is a theme file. The theme loads after plugins … Read more
I was looking at the wp-login.php file and noticed that there’s an action location : <?php do_action(‘login_footer’); ?> available… to use. So add_action(‘login_footer’, ‘my_addition_to_login_footer’); function my_addition_to_login_footer() { echo ‘<div style=”text-align: center;”><a href=”#”>link</a></div>’; }
Instead of adding and removing the hooks like this. You should do the work on some action/hook. which gets fire before these hooks. so you can call it in this way add_action( ‘init’ , ‘sf_change_header_position’ , 10 ); function sf_change_header_position() { remove_action( ‘storefront_header’, ‘storefront_secondary_navigation’, 30 ); add_action( ‘storefront_header’, ‘storefront_secondary_navigation’, 52 ); }
init is too early for conditional tags to work. It marks when core finished loading, but no environment is set up yet. For admin area only you can hook into admin_init. For conditionals on front end earliest hook you can reliable use is template_redirect.
The publish_{post-type} action is triggered only when the post change from any post status (not published) to published; for example, if the post is already published and you edit it, the publish_{post-type} action is not triggered. I think you need to hook your function to save_post_{post_type} action, which is triggered every time a post is … Read more
The answer is the filter comments_template add_filter(“comments_template”, “swmc_comments_template”);
Try this: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘vg_update_timestamp’, 0, 1 ); May be this will help… I think i made a little mistake…But i am little confused about priorities… so try this: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘vg_update_timestamp’, 10, 2 ); Because, Docs says Lower numbers correspond with earlier execution, and functions with the same priority are executed in the order … Read more
That is normal behaviour. See this question on WordPress Stack Exchange: Plugin Development: WordPress processes twice on post update. How to skip process on the first? answered by @Hameedullah Khan. WordPress call functions hooked to save_post twice because: first time it saves the post revision. second time it saves the actual post. As Hameedulah suggests, … Read more