wp_options siteurl and home hardcoded?
wp_options siteurl and home hardcoded?
wp_options siteurl and home hardcoded?
Looking at an old commit on a plugin I am writing, I am seeing a couple of things that jump out at me. First is your options page declaration. I had mine as follows, using your labels: function settings_menu_email() { add_menu_page( ‘Set Email’, ‘Set Email’, ‘manage_options’, ’email_admin_menu’, ’email_admin_menu_callback’, ); add_submenu_page( ’email_admin_menu’, __( ‘Options’, ‘textdomain’ ), … Read more
WordPress by default “escapes” all slashes and quotes in all input (historical reason, relic of the time PHP could have been configured to do it by default, or not). If you are handling forms by yourself instead of using the APIs you will need to strip the slashes, probably best to be done when saving … Read more
Options API get_option() and update_option() Not Correctly Updating or Returning
Using Git for theme code/plugins could be a good option while you can use a common db in order to be sure that you all have the same data entry. This way you can easily update everyone local repository or review past code and you can keep relating with your collaborators without expecting different layout … Read more
It is trivial to store an array of options in WordPress — just pass an array to option functions. 🙂 The downside is that it will be stored in serialized form, which isn’t friendly for SQL queries. That matters more for other APIs, such as meta data, than options. Converting is up to you, you … Read more
options-general.php page displays different sitename, home compared to wp_options table
Found them: pre_update_option_{$option}` triggers before saving, pre_option_{$option} triggers after retrieving.
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS when i config my subdomains
How to change user admin_color with WP CLI?