Here is a snippet, similar to the above which prints out the hooked functions for all (or a specified) hook, every time it is called. The advantage is that this will capture (more, not all) ‘dynamically’ added hooks. In particular it will display only functions currently hooked onto that hook at the time of calling. … Read more
function mytheme_filter_tags( $term_links ) { $result = array(); $exclude_tags = array( ‘some tag’, ‘another tag’, ‘third tag’ ); foreach ( $term_links as $link ) { foreach ( $exclude_tags as $tag ) { if ( stripos( $link, $tag ) !== false ) continue 2; } $result[] = $link; } return $result; } add_filter( “term_links-post_tag”, ‘mytheme_filter_tags’, 100, … Read more
Sorry for the question as I found out it is my mistake. It is happened because I disabled the admin object of my plugin while doing ajax(by mistake), it cause the issue of not processing “post_row_actions”(I defined in admin class) in quick-edit. Thank you for your help.
If you’re the parent theme Developer, you can add the hook in your parent themes file and then use it in a custom function in your child theme. 1. Add Hook To Parent Themes File <?php do_action( ‘after_wp_footer’ ); ?> 2. Create Function For New Hook in Parent Theme function create_after_footer_hook() { do_action(‘after_wp_footer’); } 3. … Read more
This is the solution I arrived at with thanks to the pointer from @bravokeyl So, to be clear it does not add the ID’s to links but by using the link slug I’m able to get the ID which is a solution for what I need. I’m using JS to pass the URL into this … Read more
The shortcode_atts_{$shortcode} filter allows default parameters to be modified for shortcodes. To modify the shortcode, we’ll use the shortcode_atts_gallery filter. Here is an example that changes the defaults for the columns and link parameters in the shortcode. Note that if the user specifies values for these parameters, those values will be used; we’re just changing … Read more
Try this (not tested, I hope I am not short circuiting it into endless loop): add_filter(‘sanitize_user’, ‘non_strict_login’, 10, 3); function non_strict_login( $username, $raw_username, $strict ) { if( !$strict ) return $username; return sanitize_user(stripslashes($raw_username), false); }
There are various functions aside from wpautop() that filter post content, such as force_balance_tags(), which was designed to balance bad HTML coming in via the editor. They’re mostly defined in formatting.php, where you can see the various code in source. Removal of these filters can be as simple as one line, as you point out: … Read more
Can you perform the logic on the template_include filter? Else, you could set a global/constant and use that in template_include to serve up the appropriate template. The template_include filter filers the path to the template file to be included. To avoid errors you should check if the template exists – locate_template does this for theme/child-theme … Read more
There’s the pre_user_query action called in the prepare_query() method of the WP_User_Query class defined in wp-includes/user.php: do_action_ref_array( ‘pre_user_query’, array( &$this ) );