To simplify your process and prevent redundant conditional checks just stack the two actions on top of each other. wp_ajax_ runs for authenticated users and thus does the conditional check of is_user_logged_in() anyway. wp_ajax_nopriv_ does the same thing, but looks for unauthenticated users. The actions themselves run the conditions anyway, so you needn’t run it … Read more
Thank you @Tom J Nowell letting me think about this. I had to think about it the last day, and this is the safe way to do this. function lwb_jquery() { $message=””; // Multisite Support if( is_multisite()) { $uri = get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/sites/’ . get_current_blog_id(). ‘/assets/js/lwb-script.js’; $file_path=”[AKTIVES THEME]/sites/” . get_current_blog_id() . ‘/assets/js/lwb-script.js’; if( !file_exists( $uri … Read more
Fatal Error in my WP “Call to undefined function get_option()”
WordPress Add/Edit Post right admin sidebar change title
when creating menu in wordpress it shows database can not be inserted
add_submenu_page add multilevel menu
Unable to login or reset password via wp-admin
Filtering custom post type list in admin by custom meta key/value
Yes, editPost is a wrapper around editEntityRecord which according to the core/data docs takes an options object that supports undoIgnore: options Object: Options for the edit. options.undoIgnore [boolean]: Whether to ignore the edit in undo history or not. While you could use this, generally the need to use it implies a mistake or misunderstanding somewhere, … Read more
No, this is a red herring that has nothing to do with the problem, likely from a misunderstanding of what WP user login sessions are tracking. The TLDR: It’s probably because they logged out. The problem is that the user that it was done under hasn’t been logged into in about a year according to … Read more