Version 3.04 or 3.5?
Always install the latest final version. This is the most secure version you can get. Older tutorials and guides should still mostly apply. If they don’t you will find enough replacements that are up to date.
wordpress-version
Replace or Alter the wp_version_check() Function
I think your method will work because if you make a POST (even with GET) request using Postman or Insomnia the API URL to check the WP version still works. It returns the required data to update WP. But I would add more validations to avoid errors with another HTTP requests: add_filter( ‘http_request_args’, ‘stop_sending_wp_data’, 10, … Read more
WordPress plugin compatibility explaination when wordpress releases its new version (theoretical)
The compatibility shows just the latest version the plugin was tested on. If WordPress didn’t change the API the plugin will continue working and you don’t have to worry. Test it. There is no other way to be sure.
In which version of WordPress was the new gallery shortcode implemented?
The file /wp-includes/media.php, where the Gallery Shortcode is defined, first appears in WordPress 2.5. It has the id (singular) attribute to refer to the post_parent: $attachments = get_children(“post_parent=$id … The ids (plural) attribute appears in WordPress 3.5, and is used to include attachments: if ( ! empty( $attr[‘ids’] ) ) { $attr[‘include’] = $attr[‘ids’]; } … Read more
WordPress updater conflict
Short answer is no — there is no way to completely and reliably prevent your public plugin/theme coming up as duplicate if WP org thinks that it is. There are limited things you can do while it’s active (intercept update requests, unfortunately there isn’t even canonical up–to–date tutorial on that), but that goes out of … Read more
WordPress Version check with PHP
Try checking the attribute contents before setting the value: $generator=””; // clear previous value for ($i = 0; $i < $metas->length; $i++) { $meta = $metas->item($i); if($meta->getAttribute(‘name’) == ‘description’) $description = $meta->getAttribute(‘content’); if($meta->getAttribute(‘name’) == ‘generator’) { $thisgenerator = $meta->getAttribute(‘content’); if ( ($generator == ”) && (stristr($thisgenerator,’wordpress’)) ) { $generator = $thisgenerator; } } }
Is it possible to remove the version number from the wp-login.php page?
Of course, it’s possible to remove the version number. Follow these steps: Login to cPanel. Click on File Manager icon. Choose document root or the public_html directory. Open wp-content folder. Click on the themes folder. Then open your active WordPress theme folder. Scroll down to find functions.php file. Right-click and select Edit. Add the following … Read more
Where can I find the corrent version of my wordpress blog?
Go to the dashboard of your WordPress admin, under ‘Right Now’ you will see the WordPress version you are using.
How to order images in a post in WordPress 3.3?
As far as I know, media management didn’t change from WP 3.2 to 3.3 (except for replacing the uploader itself with PLuploader). It has always been possible to upload images directly to the media manager (by uploading via Dashboard -> Media Library ), in which case such uploaded images would not be attached to any … Read more
Customise WordPress Update Notice in wp-admin backend area
I did not find any hook available to customize the message. So decided to remove the original update nag and have our custom nag over there. Lets first remove the original nag // Admin menu hook add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘remove_core_update_nag’, 2 ); /** * Remove the original update nag */ function remove_core_update_nag() { remove_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘update_nag’, … Read more