I recently had a similar issue, sadly, the only way around it was either local database for each Dev team or all dev teams working on a shared remote environment. Save your self the time and brain melt downs looking for another solution and pick whichever works better for you and go with it.
Check the requested URI: if(!is_admin() && strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘wp-login.php’) === false && strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘wp-signup.php’) === false) { … } But it’s probably better to use a white-list style: if(is_front_page() || is_singular() || is_archive()) { … } These 3 tags should cover pretty much all of the front-end…
In detail there’s the constant CUSTOM_TAGS that allowes defining $allowedposttags, $allowedtags, $allowedentitynames. Then you can simply set CUSTOM_TAGS to true and define the globals in a function hooked before kses gets included. The first available hook to fire an action that defines $allowedposttags would be muplugins_loaded, but I don’t know if kses is loaded before … Read more
You can use the export feature to export the posts. Go to Tools>Export and choose WordPress. You will be prompted to add a plug-in at when you import it into the other sites. Just click install plug-in at the screen that pops up. You can then upload the XML file that you generated by exporting … Read more
Simple Answer would be yes. It really depends on the plugin. A good plugin will take use of the many API’s that WordPress has set up for development, such as the settings API. Most plugins will probably store their settings using get_option. A good place to start will be the WordPress Codex
You could try the Google CSE plugin. I’ve tried both the plugins you mentioned above, but I couldn’t get them to work in the way I wanted, so I settled with the Google CSE plugin, and I’m rather happy with how it works. It actually serves the results from your Google Custom Search Engine via … Read more
Quick’n’dirty Class to do this following below (you need to flush by hand in admin settings for permalinks): <?php /** * Add query args & vars & redirect stuff somewhere else * Could be extended to support arrays of query args on input * @package Rewrite Class * @author F.J.Kaiser */ class wpseAddRewriteRules { var … Read more
Category is a taxonomy that applies to Posts. Pages are not Posts. Pages are Pages. If you need your content to use the Category taxonomy, you have a couple options: Use Posts, rather than Pages, for that content. Register the Category taxonomy for static Pages, e.g. by placing the following in functions.php (or in a … Read more
Line 756 is $dirlist = $wp_filesystem->dirlist($from);. The argument is ok. I think that the object $wp_filesystem is not globally available for your plugin.
I’m assuming this is mostlikly a hiearcy problem. For example, your stylesheets load in the order of child theme then plugin. What you need is to load the plugin styles first then your child theme. You have a few options: Add the Css for your plugin manually after wp_head() in your header.php Unregister the plugin … Read more