WordPress looks for the Plugin Header in the php files. The main Plugin file should have a header like this: <?php /** * Plugin Name: Name Of The Plugin * Plugin URI: http://URI_Of_Page_Describing_Plugin_and_Updates * Description: A brief description of the Plugin. * Version: The Plugin’s Version Number, e.g.: 1.0 * Author: Name Of The Plugin … Read more
While there are a lot of plugins that adds rating type of stars, I would suggest that you code your own. Mainly because most of these are very feature rich with things you will not need. This is a relatively simple process: Add a custom user metadata using update_user_meta(), name it posts_voted. Add a custom … Read more
Your code works well when put in a page template, so what is currently wrong in your case most probably is the usage of the wrong hook in the wrong place. Just an example of how you can hook this: add_action(‘ahook’, ‘add_page_content_Send_Feed’); //add this after your function definition Then you can use this in any … Read more
Widget are PHP classes, so you can use static class variables to count how many times a widget is used. As @Howdy_McGee noted, if your widget show images randomly there are chances that there are widget showing same image even if there are same number of widgets and images, so you need also to address … Read more
WP translation functions, are meant to translate static strings. E.g. Regarding options, you should use them to translate the labels, not values. However, as far I remember, the translation utility of WPML works in contrast to standard translation, i.e. if you use that than you can’t load the transaltion using from .po/.mo files. If users … Read more
Before anything else: Be really sure that your endpoint to retrieve this information is reasonably secure. (e.g. using SSL and some authentication like a password) Leaking the information which plugins are installed on a site might offer a point of attack for hackers. I am not going to offer you a ready-made solution but outline … Read more
I’m also using a Deployment process including 3 environments. This is an issue we can’t really address automatically unless you check the difference between 2 sql dumps I guess. The way to go would be to create a bit of PHP to populate your settings on deployment (or on plugin activation). It’ll obviously involve to … Read more
Outside of subqueries, MySQL will only process 1 query at a time. When running sql statements through phpmyadmin, it just executes 1 query after the other. To do the same thing in WordPress, it appears you just use 1 query per $wpdb object (those can have subqueries if desired, but not what’s needed here).
Create a new plugin with the following code: class Facebook_Peeker { private static $facebook_bots = [ ‘facebookexternalhit/1.1 (+https://www.facebook.com/externalhit_uatext.php)’, ‘facebookexternalhit/1.1 (+http://www.facebook.com/externalhit_uatext.php)’ ]; private $original_posts; public function make_scheduled_post_public() { add_filter( ‘posts_results’, [ &$this, ‘peek_into_private’ ], null, 2 ); } public function peek_into_private( $posts, &$query ) { if ( sizeof( $posts ) != 1 ) { return $posts; … Read more
May be you have just enabled the ‘Enable shipping’ from shipping options page(Woocommerce -> Settings -> Shipping ). You need to enable the Shipping Methods also. For enabling shipping methods click on shipping method name from shipping methods table displayed on shipping options page. Check the checkbox ‘ Enable this shipping method ‘ and save … Read more