WordPress has a fairly good roles and capabilities system already and, IMHO, you’d find it easier working with that. When the admin menu is constructed, every item on the admin menu is subject to a check on a relevant capability. Similarly every attempt to use an admin screen is checked. It’s possible to use map_meta_cap … Read more
Apparently “the_author” is an appropriate filter. Also, $author is apparently a universal variable, so this code worked out fine: add_filter(“the_author”, “change_author”); function change_author($author) { $author = “NEW AUTHOR!”; return $author; }
So I found the solution to my problem. It is because WordPress inserts the dropdown both at the top of the list of users and on the bottom. So when i submit the form, it is the dropdown at the bottom of the page that is being used in the GET and overwriting the one … Read more
You can pass a priority parameter to add_action. I don’t actually know what priority Akismet has (default is 10), but you could start by trying this: add_action( ‘wp_default_scripts’, ‘pwcc_jquery_to_footer’, 9);
You can use the native PHP sleep() function in WordPress for timers in seconds, or usleep() for timers in microseconds: http://php.net/manual/en/function.sleep.php http://php.net/manual/en/function.usleep.php
If it doesn’t work you can try to use a wp_insert_post action: function insert_post_hook($post_id, $post) { if ($post->post_date != $post->post_modified) { // This post is being updated! } else { // This post is being created! } } add_action( ‘wp_insert_post’, ‘insert_post_hook’, 10, 2 ); If you want to see the latest version you could enable … Read more
First, register the filter hooks with the handy apply_filters tool: function wpse_238394_org_types() { return apply_filters( “my_org_types”, array( “affiliate”, “direct”, “bureau” ) ); } Now, wpse_238394_org_types() will return the default 3 types being not filtered yet, so we one more custom type: add_filter(“my_org_types”, function($types) { $types[] = “custom_type”; return $types; }); Now if you debug wpse_238394_org_types() … Read more
You probably don’t have enough visitors on your site. Although it looks otherwise WordPress doesn’t actually schedule the events. It writes the time when it should happen to the database, and only when somebody visits the site WP gets fired up, checks the database and fires the event. So, if nobody is around at the … Read more
Try using add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘increment_content’, 20); Your current function should be added as you assume.
I think going back to the source is the best way to resolve that issue,This is a timing / synchronization problem as i can see, so when i use sql query to read the updated value in the database i finally get things working correctly, here is what i have added to get the UPDATED … Read more