Because calc_script is inside your class, it’s not publicly available like a regular function. So, change your enqueue call to this: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array( $this , ‘calc_script’ ) ); And make calc_script() public. Edit: Your add_action() is in the class as well, it needs to be in another function, preferably one hooked to the init … Read more
You can try out the api.wordpress.org. Take for example the secret MP6 plugin: http://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/mp6.xml The current version is given by: <version type=”string”> <![CDATA[ 0.8 ]]> </version> and it looks like the previous versions are listed in the compatibility tag: <compatibility type=”array”> <array key=”3.4.1″> <array key=”1.0.0″> <integer>100</integer> <integer>1</integer> <integer>1</integer> </array> <array key=”1.0.1″> <integer>100</integer> <integer>1</integer> <integer>1</integer> </array> … Read more
Here’s a hack you can use. Update: As Andrew Bartel mentioned below. It’s best to copy the template files into your theme so that they override the default woo commerce template files. In your woocommerce plugin folder, look for a file called product-reviews.php woocommerce/templates/single-product-reviews.php Look for a line that says <div id=”review_form_wrapper”> Either remove the … Read more
To clean up a complete array use the helper function __return_empty_array() as callback: add_filter( ‘woocommerce_screen_ids’, ‘__return_empty_array’, ); Similar helpers for further usage are: __return_true() __return_false() __return_zero() __return_null()
The plugin should use the API, not some made-up SQL. addslashes() is not safe enough anyway. $user = get_user_by( ’email’, ‘[email protected]’ ); echo $user->ID; Besides that, the user tables are almost the same, there are just some tighter restrictions for user names in multi-site, because new sub domains could be made from the names.
This question is borderline “not constructive”, because it’s going to solicit opinion rather than objective fact or expertise. That said: my opinion is: By default the Plugin should not touch user-generated content It would be considerate to offer a “delete content” checkbox option at uninstall
It’s common to find theme that you can’t simply override certain file by mirroring the file structure in your child theme. In this case the cart.min.js is most likely included via wp_queue_script so you gotta find the handle of the script by looking at the source code of WooCommerce (just search by wp_enqueue_script). Then you … Read more
You can’t. WordPress tracks the recently active plugins for a while, but there is no history of deleted plugins. You could install a logger and track this information in a special place for the future.
There are no specific searches for WooCommerce. It utilizes WordPress default search system. By default WordPress does not search within tags ( not sure if that has changed for WP 3.6 ). It searches only in titles and description. This is the same if it is for a product.
I’ll guess that you’re testing this by entering your admin email address. Have a look at the Codex page for email_exists(): If the E-mail exists, function returns the ID of the user to whom the E-mail is registered. If you’re entering the email address of the first user created for a site, the user ID … Read more