The problem is that you use apply_filters incorrectly. This function takes at least two parameters: $tag (string) (Required) The name of the filter hook $value (mixed) (Required) The value on which the filters hooked to $tag are applied on. So the first param should be the name of the hook and as second param you … Read more
The filter itself probably works, but the file_exists() returns false. So not sure if this answers the question, but one issue I see in your code is: When you put the code in your-plugin/admin/partials/ggowl_template/ggowl_template_func.php, plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) from within the ggowl_template_post_function() would be your-plugin/admin/partials/ggowl_template/ — and not the main plugin file path, so I suggest … Read more
The component post-author uses getAuthors() to get the authors, this functions calls the REST API. export function* getAuthors() { const users = yield apiFetch( { path: ‘/wp/v2/users/?who=authors&per_page=-1’ } ); yield receiveUserQuery( ‘authors’, users ); } So you can only filter via the REST API filter rest_user_query, but this can have effects on other plugins which … Read more
You have a LaTex plugin? It probably filters “the_content”. Try return apply_filters( ‘the_content’, ‘$\frac{15}{5} = 3$’ );
If the javascript code is actually embedded in the post content, you could use php filters such as the_content to remove script tags. But that will strip it out at runtime, every time the page is loaded. If this is your situation, then you’d be better off stripping it out of the wp_posts.post_content table/column from … Read more
Filters get queued and sorted by priority, then order of occurrence. Filters’ default priority is 10, unless otherwise specified. The order of occurrence can be affected by the order plugins get fired (alphabetical, by plugin name). So, when you started poking at this, both filters had equal priority. That would mean a rather arbitrary factor … Read more
Theres no filter for that function. You can find the code in wp_includes/post.php (Obviously don’t edit it there). Core File
You can’t just filter __FILE__. Or any arbitrary function or variable. You can only filter values that are passed to apply_filters(). In this case the wcpv_vendor_order_page_template filterable value is: dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/views/html-vendor-order-page.php’ In other words, it’s a path to a PHP file. If you want to change the PHP file that’s loaded, you … Read more
Your problems are you’re testing if($user->ID){, i.e. does the b2b_account user object we’ve found have an ID. Which it always will. You probably meant to compare it to $ID. you need to return true in the success case, i.e. after your for loop if you didn’t find the user. However you’re ignoring the $allow parameter. … Read more
The title is being converted to lowercase by filter sanitize_title // in wp-includes/default-filters.php add_filter( ‘sanitize_title’, ‘sanitize_title_with_dashes’, 10, 3 ); // it means => calling sanitize_title_with_dashes() in wp-includes/formatting.php Here is explanation to what can do, recommended and not recommended method Not Recommended You may remove this filter but not recommmended Because this filter is for converting … Read more