WP cron doesn’t pass through my arguments
I tried: function import_recurring_3( $args, $args2, $args3 ) { var_dump( $args ); var_dump( $args2 ); var_dump( $args3 ); } And it worked. Just bizar.
I tried: function import_recurring_3( $args, $args2, $args3 ) { var_dump( $args ); var_dump( $args2 ); var_dump( $args3 ); } And it worked. Just bizar.
You’ll want to find the right action to call this. After the action has been added, but before it is called. Then get the object’s instance of the callback and the same priority (10 is default). remove_action(‘woocommerce_register_form’, array ( YITH_Vendors_Premium::instance()->frontend, ‘register_form’ ), 10 );
How to make an action run in the background?
There is such way, I guess… When you schedule and event with wp_schedule_event all you really do is: Schedule a hook which will be executed by the WordPress actions core on a specific interval… And if you’ll take a look at wp-cron.php then you’ll see, that on line 126 this happens: do_action_ref_array( $hook, $v[‘args’] ); … Read more
I’m not exactly sure, if I get your question correctly, but… Yes, these hooks are native WP hooks: admin head-(page hook) load-(page) So if you create such page on given WP instance (for example you create it with your plugin/theme and that plugin/theme is active on that instance), then these hooks will get fired. Of … Read more
Instantiating classes through add_action and saving them to user_meta data [closed]
I found that the issue was due to another plugin on my site. After deactivating it, everything works well. So, the action admin_post is used for all authenticated users( admins and non-admins ).
Using Nested add_action()
Set a custom display_name on user_register?
remove_action returns false regardless of priority