Had you considered actually moving the folder? WordPress allows to customize location of whole content folder or parts of it either. According to moving uploads folder in Codex, as simple as: define( ‘UPLOADS’, ‘blog/wp-content/uploads’ );
A WordPress multi-site will handle this easily. This is what drives WordPress.com and the millions of sites (and domains) hosted there. Each site in a multi-site can use it’s own theme, will host separate content, etc. Whether you use the subdomain or subfolder install, you will need to use domain mapping to route foo.com and … Read more
You forgot option 3 – Add a special table in which the pair (user,post id) will be the index. Ok I am not a MySQL person so maybe it is too extreme, but maybe having two tables one with users as index and one with posts will be even better. The thing about performance is … Read more
No, deactivated_plugin won’t fire during a plugin’s uninstallation process. But there are indeed two hooks that fire when a plugin is uninstalled: pre_uninstall_plugin, which is called right before a plugin is uninstalled. It acts globally, targeting any plugin. uninstall_{$file}, which fires after a specific plugin is uninstalled. Its scope it’s limited to a unique plugin … Read more
It returns either the number of rows inserted or false on error. Maybe you can get id of inserted recode or false if the insert fails: refer link: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wpdb/insert/#return So you can check like below: $result_check = $wpdb->insert( $table, array(“name” => $name, “email” => $email)); if($result_check){ //successfully inserted. }else{ //something gone wrong }
As @MohammadLimon said I need to use the Transients API. The following code worked: register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘sp_subscriber_check_activation_hook’ ); function sp_subscriber_check_activation_hook() { set_transient( ‘mp-admin-notice-activation’, true, 5 ); } add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘sp_subscriber_check_activation_notice’ ); function sp_subscriber_check_activation_notice(){ if( get_transient( ‘mp-admin-notice-activation’ ) ){ ?> <div class=”updated notice is-dismissible”> <p>If you are using a caching plugin like W3TC or WP Super … Read more
Try this one. I just changed only current_user_can(‘contributor’) instead of is_user_logged_in(). add_filter( ‘option_active_plugins’, ‘disable_logged_in_plugin’ ); function disable_logged_in_plugin( $plugins ) { // The ‘option_active_plugins’ hook occurs before any user information get generated, // so we need to require this file early to be able to check for logged in status require (ABSPATH . WPINC . ‘/pluggable.php’); … Read more
Thank you Dave Romsey and Mark Kaplun for pointing out about not using HTML ID in WordPress Widget. I finally find a solution for my need. Solution: We need to add a preset variables into all of the 3 functions (widget, form, update). In my codes, they are called “spotlight_image_link1, spotlight_image_link2, etc”. Then in the … Read more
I found an easy way to pass a JavaScript variable to PHP variable. Please note that this method works in WordPress version 4.7.2, and only specifically on Widget. I wrote a lot of comments to try to explain what each line did. If you have a better solution, please share with us! Solution: Create a … Read more
When you look at the plugin description (and other sections), it all comes from the current version README.TXT file. So if you upload a changed version of README.TXT to the current version’s repository (not changing the repository version number), the newly updated README.TXT file information is shown on the page. This is great for updating … Read more