We had a similar problem here. The reason was that when loading a page in the frontend, WordPress actually was doing two requests: One to load the page A second one in the background after the page was loaded using admin-ajax.php The solution was to make sure, out function was only executed during the “normal” … Read more
Not really sure why this fixed it, but it did: function modify_post_content( $content ) { $screen = get_current_screen(); $post_type = $screen->post_type; if ($post_type == ‘story’){ require_once(‘regex.php’); $response_array = regex($content); $content = $response_array[‘finalString’]; } return $content; } add_filter(‘content_save_pre’, ‘modify_post_content’, 10, 1);
How to override parent theme actions
The trouble is that this peace of code are ignored and not executed: It is because there is no action with name edit-wt_whoisservers From your code it seems that instead of calling WTRegisterCPTStuff() through an add_action, you can call it directly to load resources for the CPT list. So, the following code //Load stuffs for … Read more
WordPress core and third-party plugins can trigger events during the execution of their respective code. When you call add_action on um_members_just_after_name, you’re saying: Whenever this um_members_just_after_name action runs, go ahead and run my function my_members_after_user_name, too. That said, $user_id must be supplied by um_members_just_after_name, in other words, if um_members_just_after_name doesn’t exist or doesn’t supply $user_id, … Read more
The only instance of “Count” I can see in the default domain’s admin file has a context value of “Number/count of items”. So your code should be: add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘action_admin_init’ ); function action_admin_init() { _ex( ‘Count’, ‘Number/count of items’ ); } Ref: _ex.
There is an auth_cookie_expired hook, but that’s only going to fire if the user visits the site with an expired cookie. Sessions don’t “end” in the way you might be thinking. When users log in they get a session token with an expiration. When that expiration time passes, the token is no longer valid, but … Read more
do_action doesn’t trigger if it’s in a template that gets loaded via REST endpoint
The get_query_var() function and/or method only works with registered WordPress query_vars. You can actually view the method via get_query_var(). The normal URL parameters you can access with the normal PHP super global $_GET.
I used this to determine which actions were firing, and their order: add_action( ‘shutdown’, function(){ foreach( $GLOBALS[‘wp_actions’] as $action => $count ) printf( ‘%s (%d) <br/>’ . PHP_EOL, $action, $count ); }); And that showed me that the ninja forms plugin uses a custom action nf_display_enqueue_scripts, which is what I used.