update_post_meta returning false when called during init
update_post_meta returning false when called during init
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Custom setting field value not working inside add_action init hook
I found the answer. Problem was I was retrieving those setting option values outside the if statement if(isset($_POST[‘formvalue’])){ } and using them inside it. For that reason values were actually not pulled from database.
API calls on plugin activation or init?
on the plugin activation hook, instead of doing everything right there just set a cron job that will do it.
Can I use a hook other than ‘init’ to handle form submissions?
Can I use a hook other than ‘init’ to handle form submissions?
Function Hooked on Init Running Multiple Times
Function Hooked on Init Running Multiple Times
WP_mail() Issue. Duplicate emails if $_GET[‘A’] == email
WP_mail() Issue. Duplicate emails if $_GET[‘A’] == email
How to use add_action(‘wp_ajax_[action name]’,…) for a specific page with condition?
As foo is a static function you don’t need to specify the object, so you can use it outside the condition to correctly load it like this : public function __construct(){ if( isset( $_GET[“page”] ) && $_GET[“page”] === ‘edit-foo’ ){ add_action( ‘admin_init’, array($this, ‘init’) ); } add_action(‘wp_ajax_foo’,array( ‘MyPlugin/Classes/MyClassWithFooFunction’, ‘foo’ ) ); } init(){ … <- … Read more
add_action init breaks site on PHP 7.1
I changed the master function to: function master() { updates(); remove_core_updates(); hide_plugins($plugins); nstrm_remove_admin_submenus(); } Now it works. Is this the right way to to it?
adding an action inside if condition not working
adding an action inside if condition not working
Why should I need to add init action to include PHP file to WordPress Plugin?
Why should I need to add init action to include PHP file to WordPress Plugin?