plugins_url will output the absolute file path of the plugins directory in your WordPress install. This of course won’t work for a client (browser) calling a script. To access scripts from the plugins directory, you’ll want to use plugin_dir_url() which will get you the url of the plugin directory. Some things to note about plugin_dir_url() … Read more
No, there is no permalink. Because it’s a bespoke URL there’s nothing to latch on to. You’d need to generate such a function yourself from scratch. Luckily, your URL is just the word login/ with an ID on the end, so when you need a URL, just write out login/ and put the ID on … Read more
This is a PHP issue, not specific to WordPress. I suggest reading the PHP documentation on variable scope to understand why this doesn’t work. There is no $plugin_url variable defined within the scope of your my_jquery_enqueue function, you would have to call global $plugin_url; first within the function to access it, though I don’t suggest … Read more
function add_my_css_and_my_js_files(){ wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-validate-min’, plugins_url(‘activate/jquery_validate_min.js’, __FILE__ ) ); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, “add_my_css_and_my_js_files”); You need to use the plugins_url() function (you are missing the s at the end of plugins). Reference the location of the script file with the relative path. Meaning the path should be activate/jquery_validate_min.js.
Use if( file_exists(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . ‘myfile.ext’) ) {} instead of if( file_exists( plugins_url( “myfile.ext”, __FILE__ ) ) ) {} See plugin_dir_path in the Codex.
These functions are already accessible if you use the rewrite API. When your file is parsed WordPress has loaded already, so do not include core files a second time.
Why WordPress plugin url ajax doesn’t work?
Masonry is already registered by WordPress. From wp-includes/script-loader.php: // Masonry v2 depended on jQuery. v3 does not. The older jquery-masonry handle is a shiv. // It sets jQuery as a dependency, as the theme may have been implicitly loading it this way. $scripts->add( ‘masonry’, “/wp-includes/js/masonry.min.js”, array(), ‘3.1.2’, 1 ); $scripts->add( ‘jquery-masonry’, “/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.masonry$dev_suffix.js”, array( ‘jquery’, ‘masonry’ … Read more
Check out the plugins_url() and plugin_dir_url() functions.
There aren’t any for plugins, but you can (and should) use WP_CONTENT_DIR, instead of ABSPATH. For themes you have locate_template().