There is absolutely no problem with registering several widgets inside one file. Widgets are separate classes, and unlike other programming languages, PHP will have no problem with your declaring two classes inside one file. add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘src_load_widgets’ ); function src_load_widgets() { register_widget( ‘Widget_SRC’ ); register_widget( ‘Widget_Rank ‘ ); } class Widget_SRC extends WP_Widget { // … Read more
Nice idea for a plugin! I started to write one with Widget, Shortcode and Options page but will have to take on it later on… Meanwhile, I’ve published the bare bone, that is: a plugin for doing a Tweet Cycler Widget. https://github.com/brasofilo/tuit-cycler The CSS adjustments and the Cycle plugin configuration have to be done directly … Read more
Okay I solved this but don’t know it is right way or wrong way. Hope you expert will give some better guideline. What I did just added two function into my add_action function and use those as a wrapper. // adding and re arranging placement function q2a_product_summary() { function wrapstart () { echo ‘<div class=”buy-box”>’; … Read more
There are multiple actions. Listed in order of appearance with their parameters: untrash_post – (int) $post_id // before restoring transition_post_status – (string) $new_status, ‘trash’, (object) $post trash_to_{$new_status} – (object) $post // useful to address a special trash to status action untrash_post_comments – (int) $post_id // before associated comments are untrashed untrashed_post_comments – (int) $post_id // … Read more
I think the conditional you’re looking for is: is_product_category() Returns true when viewing a product category archive. You can see the docs at Conditional Tags A bit of Google searching seems to indicate that this isn’t always reliable, depending upon your scenario. See here on WordPress codex.
did you install memcached or apc plugin? If you did, remove them and try it. Probably its caching problem. Update: I am not sure if this is your case but i was facing this problem when i try to use apc for opcode caching. Basically main problem is fcgi prosesses are not using same cache … Read more
Always happens. I ask and immediately find the answer. The answer is in the 2nd plugin add a “priority” of 11 to the add_action command. This plugs that submenu right in there. Like this: add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘admin_submenu’, 11);
You have to use a later (higher) priority. So use current_filter() to get the current hook and priority, add 1 to that priority, and register the next action: add_action( ‘init’, ‘func_1’ ); function func_1() { global $wp_filter; $hook = current_filter(); add_action( $hook, ‘func_2’, key( $wp_filter[ $hook ] ) + 1 ); } function func_2() { … Read more
I think the function you are looking for is called wp_insert_term() in WordPress core. Woocommerce uses WordPress-taxonomy called product_cat So if you want to add some categories for example phones: function wpse_insert_term() { wp_insert_term( ‘phones’, ‘product_cat’, // the taxonomy array( ‘description’=> ‘A yummy phone.’, ‘slug’ => ‘phone’, ) ); } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse_insert_term’);
I recommand you to use the transition_post_status. See example below : add_action(‘transition_post_status’, ‘wpse_110037_new_posts’, 10, 3); function wpse_110037_new_posts($new_status, $old_status, $post) { if( $old_status != ‘publish’ && $new_status == ‘publish’ && !empty($post->ID) && in_array( $post->post_type, array( ‘product’) ) ) { //add some cde here } } This hook is really handy. It allows you to target a … Read more