I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is no general plugin update API, there is only the one Core uses when talking to .org, and it’s the only implementation. Some plugins use filters and hooks to add their own checks to this system, but most don’t, or provide their own parallel … Read more
I found this function which can help u. The key is to change the handle, in this case is contact-form-7. This code snippet will prevent contact-form-7 script from loading except in contact page. add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘my_deregister_javascript’, 100 ); function my_deregister_javascript() { if ( !is_page(‘Contact’) ) { wp_deregister_script( ‘contact-form-7’ ); } } To get this handler … Read more
‘init’ is probably too early to get a meaningful result from is_post_type_archive() which depends on the the query having been run. ‘template_redirect’ is probably the earliest action you could run it.
You need to globalize $current_user, and then populate it via get_currentuserinfo(). See the Codex entry for get_currentuserinfo(). In the Codex-example usage: <?php global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); ?> So, try adapting your code accordingly; e.g.: class My_plugin_class{ var $user; function __construct() { //Set the current user global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); $this->user = $current_user; print_r($this->user); } }
There are multiple ways to accomplish this. I’m showing you a way that will not fundamentally change how you are doing it: First in My_Plugin class: class My_Plugin { // … private function define_public_hooks() { $plugin_public = new My_Plugin_Public( $this->get_plugin_name(), $this->get_version() ); $this->loader->add_action( ‘init’, $plugin_public, ‘init’ ); // … } // … } Then in … Read more
WordPress makes network requests via HTTP API abstraction layer, that tries to pick optimal method to connect – depending on server configuration (curl being one of preferable and common). In your case it seems either network connectivity fails completely or WordPress fails to select working transport to make network requests. You can use Core Control … Read more
For those having this problem… It’s really rare… In most cases you will be missing something like Stable Tag: in your readme.txt file (it should be latest production-ready version). You will also need to make sure, version is correct on your main plugin .php file header. Also… version should be tagged to tags/{your_version} with svn … Read more
The solution I came up with here goes as follows: Installed WP-CLI and made use of the eval-file command. Converted my wordpress plugin to a standalone script. In the standalone script, I initiated wordpress so i didn’t have to modify most of it. I just removed my the activation hooks and other wordpress plugin specific … Read more
the __i__ widget instance is a place holder/template for new widget instances when they are create on the UI. Widgets are assigned an actual widget number that will replace the __i__ when they are added to a sidebar and then An ajax request is sent from the UI to the server to update it with … Read more
If I understand what you are doing, and the problem you are having, the first thing I’d try is to add your the_content filter with a large priority number so that it runs late, and hopefully after the other formatting filters. add_filter(‘the_content’,’your_callback’,100); If that doesn’t do it you may have to remove and reorder some … Read more