Well, it was a plugin after all. Since several activated plugins seemed to trigger the error, I thought What is a common plugin here? It turns out that admin-language was the culprit. With hindsight, that may no be a surprise: that page says: This plugin hasn’t been tested with the latest 3 major releases of … Read more
It seems like the plugin you are using are quite important to you and/or your client, and the plugin itself is most probably regulary updated with proper support. I would definitely contact the author and discuss possible changes to the plugin. If a change is a constructive change and would bring some degree of usefulness … Read more
The short answer to your question is yes; however, the methods to do this are a little bit hacky and generally I would recommend against all of them unless absolutely necessary. Since pluggable functions actually replace the stock function by way of function_exists() whichever plugin that “plugs” the function first will win. What you want … Read more
You want to replace bimber_capture_entry_featured_media in your child theme. In the theme.php file you’ve given us you can see that this is only called in one place, from bimber_render_entry_featured_media, and the call is wrapped in a filter: if ( apply_filters( ‘bimber_render_entry_featured_media’, true, $args ) ) { echo bimber_capture_entry_featured_media( $args ); } where returning false from … Read more
So the solution to the get_comments_pagenum_link() function is straightforward enough: add_filter(‘get_comments_pagenum_link’ , ‘new_get_comments_pagenum_link’); function new_get_comments_pagenum_link($content) { $content = str_ireplace(‘#comments’ , ‘#other’, $content); return $content; } Which filters the output of get_comments_pagenum_link() to replace #content with #other, or any other string you might choose. For the get_comments_link() function, which can’t be filtered, I have simply discovered … Read more
I think that i figured it out. Gravatar default images need to be on a public url and not one blocked by htaccess. So i had this on my dev server and when i removed my htaccess file that was blocking access the images started to work. This seems to still be a new feature. … Read more
WordPress nonces are not your usually (‘use only once’) nonce. For a given $action, a new nonce is generated at every 12 hours and a nonces are valid for 24 hours, so at any given point there are two nonces valid for a given $action. The nonce is (a substring of) a hash of $action … Read more
Wait for the action plugins_loaded before you create the class instance. The pluggable functions are loaded at this time. From wp-settings.php: /** * Fires once activated plugins have loaded. * * Pluggable functions are also available at this point in the loading order. * * @since 1.5.0 */ do_action( ‘plugins_loaded’ ); I would even wait … Read more
Yes you need to use a plugin. Point is that pluggables are between hard and impossible to control. You can read through this thread on wp-hackers about the actual problems and why you shouldn’t use them. Important: Note: pluggable.php loads before the ‘plugins_loaded’ hook. This means that you need the “MU-plugins” (Must use) hook: mu_plugins_loaded … Read more
adjacent_posts_rel_link() calls get_adjacent_post_rel_link(), which runs its return value through the {$adjacent}_post_rel_link filter. The dynamic portion of the hook name, $adjacent, refers to the type of adjacency, ‘next’ or ‘previous’. You can use that filter to change the output accordingly. Here’s an example to change the second parameter: add_filter( ‘next_post_rel_link’, function( $link ) { return get_adjaxent_post_rel_link( … Read more