And here’s a jQuery solution (as Mike suggested in his first comment). function add_my_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_init_script’, SCRIPTSRC, ‘jquery’, ‘1.0’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘add_my_scripts’ ); Then add a script to your plug-in that does this: jQuery.noConflict(); jQuery(document).ready(function($) { init(); }); This will start jQuery in no conflict mode (if it isn’t … Read more
We just committed a new function to Jetpack Trunk, and it should be enabled in the next release, Jetpack::is_module_active() — http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/716884 Then you can just call: if( class_exists( ‘Jetpack’ ) && Jetpack::is_module_active( ‘contact-form’ ) ) {} Or at least, you will once the next version releases, and the user has their Jetpack updated. 🙂 If … Read more
Short answer, use: $args = array(‘show_in_menu’ => ‘woocommerce’); register_post_type(‘my_posttype’, $args); But this won’t give you the custom post type submenus. You can also use add_submenu_page, the code below is just an example: function register_my_custom_submenu_page() { add_submenu_page( ‘woocommerce’, ‘My Custom Submenu Page’, ‘My Custom Submenu Page’, ‘manage_options’, ‘my-custom-submenu-page’, ‘my_custom_submenu_page_callback’ ); } function my_custom_submenu_page_callback() { echo ‘<h3>My … Read more
Let me make a recommendation: do not bundle plugins with your theme! On first glance, yes this is a very easy way to add default functionality with your theme, but there are a slew of reasons not to include the plugins this way: Updates: If the plugin is freely available from WordPress.org already, then so … Read more
You can do it with printf(). E.g. printf( __( ‘We deleted %d spam messages.’, ‘my-text-domain’ ), $count );
The only solution I’ve found for mass updating variations that all have different prices is to get an extension / plug in that allows you to export the data to a spreadsheet file format, then make the desired changes to the file using a spreadsheet program, and then import the modified spreadsheet. The Woo Commerce … Read more
Don’t do the check on activation? Seriously, the best way I can think of is not to check for this on activation, but only in the normal plugin load process. And instead of throwing a warning (I assume you mean a PHP E_WARNING), perhaps putting an admin error box up would make more sense.
You are trying with your Gmail mail server and it’s blocked from Gmail not form your host. Enable Gmail less secure apps into your Gmail account. If you want to allow access anyway, follow these steps: 1) Go to the Less secure apps section of your Google Account. 2) Turn on Allow less secure apps. … Read more
I decided for now, I will use a custom css class and detect it in a wp_get_nav_menu_items filter. From there, I can get the data I need to set the URL.
Use namespaces, but check the PHP version on the server side and deactivate the plugin with a useful error message if the requirements aren’t met. If you look at the official statistics, you can see how many installations are still running on outdated WordPress versions. But almost all new plugins require the latest WordPress version, … Read more