This is the problem, or rather what is missing from it: add_filter( ‘theme_page_templates’, __NAMESPACE__ . ‘\register_plugin_templates’ ); Specifically, you never told it that your function can accept 3 parameters, so it assumed it only accepts 1 as that’s the absolute minimum needed for a filter to work. Then on top of that, none of your … Read more
You can do this by using ajax call. Try out the below code for your solution. I have made an example for you. I have added comments for better understanding. Check and let me know if it helps. main plugin file class kb_setup { /** * Construct function */ public function __construct() { /* Use … Read more
There are several different possibilities to implement a licensing / updating system. You can refer to this tutorial to build your own update server (as plugins hosted on wordpress.org can not be prevented to update by licensing). Building up on this is this tutorial by the same author on how to check for a license … Read more
You can’t. You can only mitigate at expense to yourself. People determined to do this will achieve their goal regardless of how many obstacles you place in their path The GPL means you can’t control how people use the code once you put it in their hands, and you can’t prevent them modifying it Nothing … Read more
Use get_stylesheet() to get the directory name of the theme being used. If a child theme is being used you can determine the parent with get_template(). At the top of the plugin file you can simply return early if the value is not what you want. if ( ‘my-theme’ !== get_stylesheet() ) { return; }
register_post_meta has a post type parameter, or just set object_subtype to the post type. register_meta( ‘post’, ‘_duib_cl_heading’, [ ‘auth_callback’ => ‘__return_true’, ‘default’ => __( ”, ‘_duib_cl_heading’ ), ‘show_in_rest’ => true, ‘single’ => true, ‘type’ => ‘string’, ‘object_subtype’ => ‘testimonial’, ] ); Or register_post_meta( ‘testimonial’, ‘_duib_cl_heading’, [ ‘auth_callback’ => ‘__return_true’, ‘default’ => __( ”, ‘_duib_cl_heading’ ), … Read more
Yes, it is possible to add custom HTML attributes (such as data attributes) to the markup of core blocks or any blocks that are used inside an <InnerBlocks /> template. To do this, you can use the getSaveContent.extraProps filter hook in the WordPress block editor. This filter allows you to add additional properties to the … Read more
I would propose first to make this at the front end. The reason is Google and other crawlers can read your content and don’t penalize you for sneaky (the user didn’t expect a redirect) redirects or slow loading times. What I would do: On the main page : function load_splash() { setTimeout(function () { $(‘#hiddendiv’).hide(); … Read more
Firstly you can upload the image using wp_media_handle as it returns attachment id. Then try to add your desired metafields by passing the same id in each of them.
I assume that you’re trying to set the “points” user meta value to 1000 when the user logs in for the first time, is that correct? I also assume that that field is empty or 0 when the user registers, and that’s why your code does not work. Change if( $first_login == ‘1’ ) { … Read more