I couldn’t define an “accurate” method to implement the form I desired, so I have settled on the admin_notices action as a viable solution. The Result Illustrations View when in Theme Editor of the associated theme. The default style.css is selected, but is not editable. An error message is shown if Update File button is … Read more
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As @Buttered_Toast and @Sébastien Serre mentioned I first need to save file to a local directory before unzipping. So here is my final code: $source=”http://downloads.wordpress.org/theme/ona-creative.1.0.0.zip”; $file = get_theme_root() . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $slug . ‘.zip’; file_put_contents( $file, file_get_contents( $source )); $unzipfile = unzip_file( $file, get_theme_root() );
Yes, this can be done in WordPress. Check out http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/allow-users-to-submit-images-your-site/ for some code examples. You will have to modify the logic to suit your needs of course, but the above link should get you pointed in the right direction.
To cache something you can use the Transients API (thanks @Otto), get_transient() to see if it exists already exists, if not then fetch the data and store it in a transient with set_transient(). if (get_transient(‘mytheme_webfonts’)) { $content = get_transient(‘mytheme_webfonts’); } else{ $googleApi = ‘https://www.googleapis.com/webfonts/v1/webfonts?sort=alpha&key={API_KEY}’; $fontContent = wp_remote_get( $googleApi, array(‘sslverify’ => false) ); $content = json_decode($fontContent[‘body’]); … Read more
Is there a way to use WP filesystem without credentials when FS_METHOD is NOT set to direct? Short answer: No.
The real need for the WP_Filesystem is to be able to set the correct file owner/group permissions when writing new files. Reading or overwriting existing files does not change these permissions so the WP_Filesystem is not technically needed for that (though you can use it for that too.) The reason is it is a potential … Read more