I’d guess you may have figured this out by now. Here’s my answer anyway. You say the API returns an array whose object items have label and value properties but if I try that same request I get an array whose object items have name and id properties (as you would expect when you specify … Read more
I haven’t found any solution to entirely convert dashicons- class automatically generated into fas fa-…. Having always used fa-solid or fa-regular I didn’t know you could shorten with fas and far. My mistake So I bypassed the style font-family:dashicons; adding: div.wp-menu-image.dashicons-before[class*=”fa”]::before { font-family: “Font Awesome 6 Free” !important; } In theory [class*=”fa”] include fa, fas, … Read more
Here’s the right code I made a mistake with s param function custom_search_query($query) { if (!is_admin() && $query->is_main_query() && $query->is_search()) { $search_query = get_search_query(); // Retrieve the search query $api_url=”https://api.adenwalla.in/api/search/data”; $args = array( ‘body’ => json_encode(array(‘query’ => $search_query)), ‘headers’ => array(‘Content-Type’ => ‘application/json’), ‘timeout’ => 60 ); $response = wp_remote_post($api_url, $args); $body = wp_remote_retrieve_body($response); $results … Read more
Yes, there is a difference and it is possible for a plugin to know when it is deactivated or deleted. For deactivation the plugin may register a deactivation callback using register_deactivation_hook(). For deletion the plugin may either register a deletion callback using register_uninstall_hook() or include a uninstall.php file in its base folder. There’s an important … Read more
Yes, I would suspect that your current solution may cause performance issues, if the number of comments gets high. To make the calculations a little easier for your site, you could handle them before hand based on the post ID. I.e get the post ID query all of the post’s comments’ IDs (WP_Comment_Query or custom … Read more
✨ Explanation and Solution Updating the plugin to prevent standard output couldn’t be easier. No need to create a custom skin, WordPress already provides one for this case: Automatic_Upgrader_Skin Description: This skin is designed to be used when no output is intended, all output is captured and stored for the caller to process and log/email/discard. … Read more
WP CLI The easy way; use the WP CLI (also available as wp-cli.phar) to get a solid, maintainable solution for this requirement. More for this topic you will find at the command wp plugin <command> WP API If you will need a custom script is is necessary to load the WP API, via wp-load.php and … Read more
Okay I found a quick and dirty solution for the viewScript. My webpack.config.js: /** * `@wordpress/scripts` path-based name multi-block Webpack configuration. * @see https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/390282 */ // Native Depedencies. const path = require(“path”); // Third-Party Dependencies. const CopyPlugin = require(“copy-webpack-plugin”); const config = require(“@wordpress/scripts/config/webpack.config.js”); /** * Resolve a series of path parts relative to `./src`. * … Read more
I think I’ve figured out the solution. The short answer is GET requests don’t usually have a body, but wp_remote_get() will take what one assigns to the body argument and make it into URL parameters. That’s why it expects an array (because each element of the array becomes a parameter added to the URL). One … Read more
you can do that with the help of 2 filters : add_filter(“plugins_list”, function ($plugins) { $filter_code = “with_b”; if ( isset($_GET[“plugin_status”]) && ($filter_code === $_GET[“plugin_status”]) ) { $GLOBALS[“status”] = $filter_code; // setting the filter to display in current page } // preparation of the plugins in the special category $plugins[$filter_code] = array_filter($plugins[“all”], function ($plugin) { … Read more