There’s an amazing plugin (as usual) called Query Monitor that will give you an amazing set of stats about all the queries run on a page load. You can see how many queries are made, by which components, how long they take – pretty much everything. I wouldn’t necessarily run this on a live site … Read more
This is really an issue with the plugin; I’d ask the plugin author for support. If you are no longer using the plugin, use adminer or phpmyadmin to drop the wp_popularpostsdatacache table from the database.
Well I figured it out myself. I just did a simple trick. I reset the plugin and deleted it. And downloaded a copy of it in the computer, extracted it. Opened the pie-register.php and piewpnun.php on notepad++ renamed all the “pie_veification” and wp-login” with find button. Then I again installed it and before activating it … Read more
@AndrettiMilas, If you really need a top level menu item (which is not encouraged), you should use add_submenu_pageinstead of add_options_page. Please refer to the Codex for the required parameters. You could add the submenu like: add_submenu_page( ‘wlseo’, ‘Submenu 1’, ‘Submenu 1’, ‘manage_options’, ‘wlseo-submenu-1’);
1 – I would think that the qtranslate plugin will add the tabs to the wp_editor() editor automatically. At least , it was doing it when I used it for CPT .. 2 – there is this plugin which helps plugin authors to implement qtranslate in own plugins . 3 – there is a filter … Read more
You have to use a plural aware function like _n() or _nx(), because the words around the number might change in some languages depending on the amount items. For visible numbers use number_format_i18n() and %s, not %d. You cannot reuse the labels, because plural forms change depending on context in some languages. This is how … Read more
I would do something similar to this: return ‘<div class=”slideshow”>’.do_shortcode( ‘.'”]’ ).'</div>’; In other words, wrap around the existing short code instead of ending up with a frankenstein version of it. You can then use the slideshow div to select against using jquery and whichever javascript gallery you want to use. How you would do … Read more
Use the action update_option_{$option}, where $option is the same as the second argument for register_setting(). This hook fires after the option has been updated. add_filter( ‘update_option_directory’, ‘run_after_change’, 10, 2 ); function run_after_change( $old_value, $new_value ) { // compare both values and do something } 10 is the priority, 2 the number of accepted arguments for … Read more
The comments are displayed using an instance of the WP_Comments_List_Table class which is defined as the global variable $wp_list_table. You could extend this class and then use any action after $wp_list_table is defined (admin_head-edit-comments.php would work) to create an instance of your own class, copy all properties of $wp_list_table to the instance of your class … Read more
As every plugin is unique in how and where it stores its data there is no standard process to do this. Some plugins might still offer an import/export functionality themselves. I’m sorry but WordPress doesn’t offer the functionality out of the box.