I had to also change the owner of the root web directory. chown apache:apache . # or chown apache:apache /var/www/html Edit by Otto: Chloe, as you asked for more information than I could reasonably put into a comment, I’m appending this on to your answer. I hope that is okay. If not, feel free to … Read more
No, there isn’t such an API, but if you’d like one you can: Build it yourself Open a ticket on WP Core Trac But putting that aside, if you need to delete, create, or update 1 million posts or something of a similar scale, doing it via the frontend is not a good thing, even … Read more
You quite likely need to simply visit your permalink settings page to refresh. Goto Admin > Settings > Permalinks. Then try your URL on the front-end again.
You don’t, for the same reason you don’t modify WordPress Core, you extend it or use hooks and filters to modify its behaviour. So when extending or changing plugins you have 2 options: Forking You’ve been creating forks of a plugin so far, but it’s important to change the name when this happens so your … Read more
Scripts should be enqueued on wp_enqueue_scripts action hook, which runs after init action. So dequeuing on init won’t work because sripts are not enqueued yet. Before enqueued scripts are printed, wp_print_scripts action is triggered so you can dequeue or unregister scripts safely at this moment: add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘drw_timelinr_dequeue’ ); function drw_timelinr_dequeue () { wp_dequeue_script(‘jquery.timelinr’); } … Read more
Your analogy here is partially correct, but incomplete: I understand that when do_action is called wp looks for all registered listeners and invokes them according set priority. You need to consider what happens when you call add_action. WordPress never searches for the add_action statements, it has those in a list. When you call add_action, it … Read more
The $supports argument should include author for the Author settings to be available for the custom post type: ‘supports’ => array( ‘title’, ‘custom-fields’, ‘author’ ) ‘supports’ (array) Core feature(s) the post type supports. Serves as an alias for calling add_post_type_support() directly. Core features include ‘title’, ‘editor’, ‘comments’, ‘revisions’, ‘trackbacks’, ‘author’, ‘excerpt’, ‘page-attributes’, ‘thumbnail’, ‘custom-fields’, and … Read more
Building on Loic’s answer for an attribute of pa_manufacturer: if ( get_post_type( $post ) === ‘product’ && ! is_a($product, ‘WC_Product’) ) { $product = wc_get_product( get_the_id() ); // Get the WC_Product Object } $product_attributes = $product->get_attributes(); // Get the product attributes // Output $manufacturer_id = $product_attributes[‘pa_manufacturer’][‘options’][‘0’]; // returns the ID of the term $manufacturer_name = … Read more
When you write PHP code, you can do just about anything. So when you run the code of a plugin it can do just about anything as well. It can query the database and get whatever info is there (which is why it’s a good idea to store passwords as hashes.) Since it can query … Read more
Update Mtekk’s answer does basically what I was suggesting w/o the need to touch the plugin itself, so my answer is of quite theoretical nature. He describes how to do that easily. I think the easiest thing for doing so as you’re mainly confident with the plugin (saying something minor to change), it would be … Read more