Ok. Problem solved. I added plugin as i said to manage autoloader and other stuff. I changed my autoloader and thanks to that i have one in place of 3. Solution was to change one piece of directory with plugin name.This is my autoloader now: public function xx_main_plugin( $class ) { $array = explode(‘\\’, $class); … Read more
Have you tried: require_once(__DIR__ .’/init.php’);
Custom Rest API namespace and endpoints are responding with 404 & 503 errors
If I am understanding you correctly you could use get_page_template_slug(). For example… <?php echo get_page_template_slug( $post->ID ); ?> Although, to be honest I don’t see the point of doing this over using body_class().
Hiding class namespace from plugin’s extensions
Alternatively, to dump variables you could use error_log($var) or error_log(print_r($var, 1)) for arrays and objects. Be sure WP_DEBUG_LOG and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY constants are defined in your wp-config.php file and debug.log file will appear and update in wp-content folder.
You should be able to do something like this: $wp_customize = new \WP_Customize_Manager(); …since, as I understand it, WordPress core puts all its classes, functions, etc. in the global namespace. Edit It appears that $wp_customize may be a bad example, as it’s a global variable (so, in your theme, all you should need to do … Read more
Does the namespace always have to be prefixed to the function or class when referencing callbacks in WordPress, even when they are in the same file?
WooCommerce custom product type not saving with namespaces
Before going too far down this path I would suggest that you familiarize yourself with PHP name resolution rules. To answer your actual question – When you namespace functions, the fully qualified name of those functions includes the namespace. In your example, you have defined two functions: \myPlugin\add_activation_notice and \myPlugin\activation_notice. When calling either of these … Read more