It should add a slash when storing the data. And then you use stripslashes when you want to display it. $str = “Is your name O\’Reilly?”; echo stripslashes($str); // Outputs: Is your name O’Reilly? If a slash is not added, all sorts of unexpected things can happen because the apostrophe can be handled as the … Read more
If you are looking to use HTTPS, I reccomend following this wordpress guide: https://make.wordpress.org/support/user-manual/web-publishing/https-for-wordpress/#implementing-https-for-wordpress You can get a free SSL Certificate from: https://letsencrypt.org/ If you find difficulty setting it up, you can often pay your host a small fee to help set this up. Once set up, you just need to make sure all the … Read more
do_action( ‘deactivate_’ . $plugin, $network_deactivating ); Fires as a specific plugin is being deactivated. do_action( ‘deactivated_plugin’, $plugin, $network_deactivating ); Fires after a plugin is deactivated. The above hooks don’t fire when silent mode is activated (eg: during an update). Refer: deactivated_plugin
Update It seems that you can do this directly with WP function wp_dropdown_pages() as birgire points out in his response below: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/240275/102371 This solution is longer, and uses get_posts() to fetch specific post statuses. $pages = get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post_parent’ => 0, ‘post_status’ => array( ‘draft’, ‘publish’ ) ) ); echo ‘<select name=”selected-food-type” … Read more
In wp-settings.php, WordPress first checks for any must-use plugins (plugins in the optional mu-plugins folder) and loads those. Then, if you’re running a multisite installation, it checks for plugins that are network-activated and loads those.
From the source code of load_plugin_textdomain it becomes appararent that the function will first look for $domain . ‘-‘ . $locale . ‘.mo’ (so, that’s myplugin-fr_FR.mo) in WP_LANG_DIR . ‘/plugins/’ . $mofile. Only when the file is not there, it will start looking at the specified path and if it is not there in the … Read more
The filter to use to modify the e-mail sent to a user when they change their e-mail address is email_change_email. Note that this is different from password_change_email which you’ve used in your original code. That filter allows you to modify the e-mail sent to the user when their password is changed. These two filters work … Read more
On the “REST API” tab, you should be to enable the new post type to show all the custom fields in the standard WordPress REST API. Also, in each field’s options, you should be able to set if that field should be viewable and/or editable via the API, if you only want to show a … Read more
You can use has_action(). It returns the priority of the hook if it exists, otherwise false. So check that the priority is not equal to false (and not just false-y, or being hooked at 0 will appear false) then use that to remove the hook. $priority = has_action( ‘publish_post’, ‘myCustomFunction’ ); if ( $priority !== … Read more
WordPress itself provides you with a function called register_new_user() which can be used to create a user-account in your WP instance. You will have to write some kind of integration between your Firebase DB and WordPress but this function would probably be the way to go.