You’re misunderstanding how priority works here somewhat. The priority determines the order that the functions run for a given hook, eg. genesis_entry_header. Priority is not global. When removing an action from a hook you need to use the same priority that the action was originally hooked with. Which you’re doing. You’re adding the action at … Read more
Thanks to Dan that commented with a useful post I found on Google but didn’t read with the required attention, the solution is this: function my_remove() { remove_action( ‘genesis_entry_header’, ‘shq_genestrap_post_meta_categories’, 9 ); } add_action(‘genesis_entry_header’, ‘my_remove’, 8); Using priority 9 in add_action() doesn’t work: I had to set a priority lower than the one used to … Read more
Looking at your code you are calling the function ghoolo_mango() by using the the wp actoin hook. This is fine but be aware that it will add your post everytime a page loads. The problem is that you are also calling the function ghoolo_mango() within the function itself – i.e. it will keep calling it … Read more
Check the source for your page. I’m guessing that your source code includes a <link rel=”next”> in the header, as WordPress injects by default, and Firefox is prefetching the “next” page in order to cache it. Try this to remove that link from your header: remove_action(‘wp_head’, ‘adjacent_posts_rel_link_wp_head’); Found this blog with more details: WordPress rel=”next” … Read more
The things you can change in there are: $secure_cookie = apply_filters(‘secure_signon_cookie’, $secure_cookie, $credentials); Cookie The $credentials for the user_login and user_password1) Example add_action( ‘wp_authenticate’, ‘wpse119273UserCredentials’ ); function wpse119273UserCredentials( $credentials ) { // Make sure to secure that value $credentials[‘user_password’] = ‘foo’; } To generate a secure password, take a look at the function wp_generate_password() and … Read more
It works fine on my localhost as well. The reason it probably doesn’t work on your server is that it’s not using output buffering. Hooking into wp_head means that the page has already started printing to the client’s screen. Meaning auth_redirect‘s use of wp_redirect will fail: the headers have already been sent and you see … Read more
Having an add_action( ‘user_new_form’,) [closed]
I don’t understand any of it but it seems to work just fine. Thank you @Buttered_Toast for mentioning the useful thread. add_action(“init”, function() { global $wp_filter; foreach($wp_filter[“wp”][10] as $id => $filter) { if(is_array($filter[“function”]) && count($filter[“function”]) == 2 && get_class($filter[“function”][0]) == “Post_Views_Counter_Columns” && $filter[“function”][1] == “admin_bar_maybe_add_style”) { remove_action(“wp”, $id); } } }, 99);
pls try below code function remove_user_cookie() { setcookie(“woak”); setcookie(“woai”); } add_action(‘wp_logout’, ‘remove_user_cookie’); apart why you use cookie to storing some value ? suggest you to use session
I had a similar issue within WordPress a few days ago but it doesn’t really have anything to do with WordPress. Simply put, your code is loading the babel-polyfill library twice somehow. Most commonly it can happen if you’re using the library yourself and on top of that a third-party library is including that too. … Read more