Use wp_localize_script() to pass any kind of data to your loaded scripts, in this case we need plugins_url(): wp_enqueue_script(‘my-script’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/my-script.js’); wp_localize_script(‘my-script’, ‘myScript’, array( ‘pluginsUrl’ => plugins_url(), )); Now you will have access to myScript.pluginsUrl in your script file: var href = myScript.pluginsUrl + ‘/path/to/resource’;
The user decides To answer your last question first: I tried adding the plugin inside the theme plugin folder […] What am I doing wrong? You are trying to bundle functionality into a theme. That is the wrong thing in the first place. Themes offer presentation – Plugins offers functionality. Aside from that, functionality should … Read more
Always remove any code you do not use which is easy to remove, like unused plugins and themes. Too many times even an unused code proved to be a vector through which sites were hacked.
What about these two queries? UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE(post_content, ‘[zdvideo]’, ”); UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE(post_content, ‘[/zdvideo]’, ”);
You certainly have the right hook, but keep in mind that you are hooking your functionality specifically to the draft_to_publish action, i.e. to the specific case of a post-object pre-existing in the database with draft status being updated to publish. Note that this action ignores drafts which are automatically saved by WordPress when a new … Read more
I’d suggest jobs.wordpress.net. It’s a job listing site for freelance WordPress development. Just be very clear that you aren’t offering any pay for the project. Alternatively, you can also suggest things in the official WordPress forums: Requests and Feedback. One third option is to mention it to someone on the WP-Hackers mailing list.
Basically to distinguish between false boolean value and ” empty string you must use more strict comparison operator. var_dump( ” == false ); // this is ‘true’, treated like two ’empty()’ values var_dump( ” === false ); // this is ‘false’, because values are both ’empty()’ BUT of different type But there is more. Since … Read more
All your Galleries are stored a table called wp_ngg_gallery in your wordpress database. (For the sake of completeness: nextGen Gallery creates 2 more tables for albums and pictures, respectively) $gallery_ids = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT gid FROM “.$wpdb->prefix.”ngg_gallery ORDER BY gid ASC”, ARRAY_A); fetches the IDs of all galleries into an array, ordered by ID from 1 … Read more
There is no definite answer as each plugin, whether available in a repo or not, should be handled on its own merit. Also, who says that that plugin caused your site to get hacked, it might have being a loophole in another plugin or even your theme. Just in general, one should avoid using plugins … Read more
It’s missing the second argument because you didn’t tell WordPress you wanted it with your add_filter call. By default, actions and filters only get one argument. Try this: <?php add_filter(‘woocommerce_get_price’, ‘custom_price’, 10, 2); function custom_price($price, $product) { … }