It’s simply the wrong endpoint. The admin_post_* hook and its admin_post_nopriv_* counterpart is not fired for any admin page with the appropriate action request variable set, it only triggers for requests hitting wp-admin/admin-post.php. Try https://test.local/wp-admin/admin-post.php?action=test instead. I should add that using admin-post.php for handling plugin actions might not be appropriate. If you wanted to return … Read more
Try to disable the plugins via the database running this query in your MySQL: UPDATE wp_options SET option_value=”a:0:{}” WHERE option_name=”active_plugins”; Also, try to enable error debugging in your wp-config.php file adding this line: define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ); Also, could you paste a copy of your .htaccess file?
You’ll need to log onto your FTP server and goto the wp-content folder -> plugins -> and delete the GZIP plugin you have installed. If you are not sure about FTP, you can probably try and go through your web server control panel, they usually have some sort of file browsing option. You might also … Read more
So I was able to achieve what I wanted, albeit in a bit of a roundabout way. I’ll share my solution here in case anyone stumbles across this post looking to do something similar. Rather than adding an event listener to some unset event (that doesn’t exist) on the object returned by wp.media.featuredImage.frame(), I instead … Read more
You can use admin.php?action=my_action and WordPress will fire the equivalent action hook: // How to get the URL $url = admin_url( “admin.php?action=wpse_21460_export&any_other_arguments” ); // How to handle the URL function wpse_21460_export() { // Do your export and exit } add_action( ‘admin_action_wpse_21460_export’, ‘wpse_21460_export’ ); See how WordPress formats the hook name to admin_action_{value_of_action_param}
I don’t think it’s possible without accessing a global. This seems to work for all pages types, by using the global $_parent_pages with the function get_plugin_page_hookname: function nackle_get_screen_id( $slug ){ global $_parent_pages; $parent = array_key_exists( $slug, $_parent_pages ) ? $_parent_pages[$slug] : ”; return get_plugin_page_hookname( $slug, $parent ); } Usage example: echo nackle_get_screen_id( ‘my-custom-page-key’ ); Edit- … Read more
Well if your concern is about the theme and data stored in the database, I suggest you also start with a “new install” of the theme. And as far as the DB goes, I’ve had a similar experience where I took the hacked DB and installed it on my localhost, then exported the wp_users, wp_usermeta, … Read more
Thanks for your advice. In fact it is a hook that I fire of with this check. It looks like this (an example, the check is done in two places for different user levels and in two different plugins) // Down locks me out of admin area if network activated… if (!(current_user_can(‘manage_options’))) { add_action( ‘admin_menu’, … Read more
This is possible, drop this code into your theme’s functions.php file: add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse_244614_no_dashboard_for_subscriber’ ); function wpse_244614_no_dashboard_for_subscriber() { $to = ‘https://google.com/’; $is_subscriber = current_user_can( ‘subscriber’ ); $in_backend = is_admin(); $doing_ajax = defined( ‘DOING_AJAX’ ) && DOING_AJAX; if ( $is_subscriber && $in_backend && ! $doing_ajax ) { wp_redirect( $to ); exit; } } Now whenever a … Read more
In general you can change where items link with WP Constants. But according to get_admin_url() it’s possible the URL was filtered with admin_url in which case you might be able to add a filter with a high priority and override what is being sent. The default is; $url = get_site_url($blog_id, ‘wp-admin/’, $scheme); if ( $path … Read more