Generally, if you are planing to release your plugin into a WordPress repo, you do not need to manually handle the update process. WordPress will handle this for you. When your plugin will be approved, you will receive SVN access. When you will push new version there, all WordPresses will know that there is new … Read more
Add permission_callback parameter and set it to whatever authentication you want to apply. So, if you want to make it accessible to a user having manage_options capability, your code should be something like this- add_action(‘rest_api_init’, function(){ register_rest_route(‘fs/v1’, ‘posts’, [ ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘fs_posts’, ‘permission_callback’ => function( $request ) { return current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ); … Read more
I believe the cause of the problem has nothing to do with columns and nesting columns within columns,. The errors are related to the very first block added in the template and a mixup of the syntax used in the examples on wp.org when reproduced. If we clear up the indentation you’ll see that this … Read more
I had a breakthrough shortly after posting the original question (isn’t that always the way?). I reread this answer and realised what I needed to do to get the output rendered correctly. I created the const as described in the other answer. const htmlToElem = ( html ) => wp.element.RawHTML( { children: html } ); … Read more
Nonces don’t store absolute time, but the number of ‘ticks’ since the start of the unix epoch, where each tick is half a day long by default. To check a nonce, WordPress generates the current and previous nonces and compares the result to the value you passed in. This means that the nonce lifetime needs … Read more
If you’re trying to get users with all roles (in your example, administrator and author), your code looks like it should work. If you want users with any role (administrator or author, you’ll need to split the string in the role attribute into an array using explode(), and use the role__in array. Something like this … Read more
It’s only a good pratice to adopt this naming convention. As long as you have in the header of your main file the meta (at last Plugin name: Name of Your Plugin, WordPress will automatically recognize this file for being the main one. Be aware that at the top of this file you should write … Read more
When your .mo files are however put to use in your application under the hood, wordpress parses your translation files into an associative array and extracts the translations as such, instead of relying on the native PHP gettext functions. Because it isn’t installed often and not always available, so a PHP based mo reader is … Read more
Yes, but you have to do it Redux- way. Subscribe to post saving action (there are separate actions for save and auto-save) and dispatch a message using dispatch function. Edit: Inside blocks, there are better hooks to use, like useSelect. But, outside the block, in general block editor environmentm you have to use subscribe. In … Read more
In gc-slider2/index.js, I removed the templateLock=”all” from the InnerBlocks, and it is now displaying the plus sign for the gc-slider-items block. <InnerBlocks template={SLIDER_TEMPLATE} allowedBlocks={ [ ] } /> Which leaves me with a different problem of two add block plus signs. See Gutenberg Innerblocks notallowedblocks on parent but allowedblock on child