wp-update-post - Read For Learn

wp_update_post() is a PHP function, and you can’t trigger a page update with MySQL. You need to at least use PHP, but it’s possible that some plugins actually require manually pressing update. For WordPress and WooCommerce content your best bet would be to use the REST API or WP CLI from the command line.

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Trash Bin for Categories?

i finded solution for this: add_filter( “cat_notice_row_actions”, ‘trash_row_actions’, 10, 2 ); function trash_row_actions( $actions, $user_object ) { // Remove the Edit action. unset( $actions[‘delete’] ); $catTrash = 10; $id = $user_object->term_id; $taxName = $user_object->taxonomy; $taxParent = $user_object->parent; // Add your custom action. $actions[‘update-parent’] = “<form action=’#’ method=’get’> <input type=”hidden” name=”taxonomy” value=”$taxName”> <input type=”hidden” name=”post_type” value=”noticia”> … Read more

How to use wp_update_post with ajax on frontend

hmmm…. I don’t see a problem with your code. When I run into 500, it’s usually due to permissions or htaccess mis-routing the request. That said, some things to try: 1) in wp-config.php, set debug WP_DEBUG to true. This may offer a more descriptive error message. 2) WordPress has good integration for AJAX. You can … Read more

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