I wrote something like that in the past that check for a cookie before loading the page and if the cookie wasn’t found the page would display something like the terms of services and a checkbox to agree, so only after the guest agrees he can see the content. i’ll see if i can find … Read more
Your portfolio_newpage_template function does not result in a 404 when I try it, but it is not going to work either. locate_template will always load from theme directories, so it will never find your plugin file. You can see that in the source. __FILE__ is going to refer to the file with the function in … Read more
The cron event needs to be registered on the plugin activation hook like so: register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘activate_cron’ ); function activate_cron() { wp_schedule_event( current_time( ‘timestamp’ ), ‘hourly’, ‘the_function_to_run’ ); } The the_function_to_run defined in the wp_schedule_event needs to be your function that you want to run at the time interval. Note: When you say something is … Read more
This is why you need to add rewrite rules on the init action on every request, as well as on plugin activation. When your plugin deactivation hook is run, other plugin init hooks have already run, so their rules exist in the global variable that stores them for the life of each request. Flushing rewrite … Read more
In admin under Settings > Permalinks, select Custom Structure and enter /blog/%postname%/. This will prepend /blog/ to categories and tags by default, and any custom post types and taxonomies where you have not registered them with the with_front argument set to false. you can remove it from the built-in category and tag taxonomies by setting … Read more
wp_get_update_data() collects and returns number of updates available for plugins, themes and WordPress core. It’s used in Admin Bar and admin update menus.
publish_post is called after post is published! So, you already got covered. but if you want to run an action after a certain time of the post is published, it’s better to write a cron job. For example, if you need to run the function after 5 minutes of the post is published, you need … Read more
After some digging, I’ve arrived at a solution (explained in the comments) – function change_widget_configuration() { $options = get_option(‘widget_some-widget’); // retrieve the options for all occurrences of the named widget* $widget_number = 3; // the id number of the specific occurrence of the widget whose options you wish to alter (this can be obtained simply … Read more
wp_get_current_user() will never work in this hook, because, wp_logout action fires after user is logged out: session destroyed, cookies cleared and current user is set to 0. But wp_logout action recieves $user_id. I will give you a working example, because I do not familiar with your custom functions. //pass $user_id as argument function mmd_JudgeLogoutCheck($user_id) { … Read more
I hope you will pull the code from here. Now you have table id get_option(‘table_press’ .$table_name .”_”. $table_id); so you can chage shortcode id dynamiclly using do_shortcode().