It means that the instance of the class is being passed to the filter callback. This might be useful if the class instance contains properties and methods that you might want to re-use in your filter. Take this example of a class: class MyClass { public function complicated_process( $value ) { // Do something complex … Read more
I think for your purpose wp_untrash_post_status filter will be enough. Will work with single and multiple posts restore. Filters the status that a post gets assigned when it is restored from the trash (untrashed). add_filter( ‘wp_untrash_post_status’, ‘change_untrash_post_status’); function change_untrash_post_status($status){ return ‘pending’; } P.S. apply_filtershook is used to call callback functions created by us, like a … Read more
The problem not it wp hook, the_field() displays the value of a specific field, so you need to use get_field() instead, which returns a value.
You mean, something like this? add_filter( ‘comment_reply_link_args’, ‘change_author_title’, 10, 2 ); function change_author_title( $args, $comment ) { $args[‘reply_to_text’] = ‘Reply to ‘ . get_comment_author( $comment ); return $args; } Explanation: I changed the function declaration so that it accepts the second parameter ($comment) which is the comment object (a WP_Comment instance), then I simply call … Read more
Is there a way to globallly apply esc_html( … ) to all inputs and anchors to filter out XSS markup? No, by the time you have output it’s too late, any damage has already been done. Even if you could do this, you wouldn’t want to, escaping is highly contextual. Escaping is about enforcing assumptions, … Read more
you can limit calls and ignore args like this to reduce performance: // Limit backtrace to last 3 calls as we don’t use the rest // Limit argument was introduced in PHP 5.4.0 $backtrace = debug_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS, 3);
You should register two custom post types: Doctor Hospital using function register_post_type() and then register two custom taxonomies added to both custom posts we registered above Specialty (cardiac, plastic) City using function register_taxonomy() In my opinion this is a good way to move forward
Hi everyone I have found the solution. I think the comment of the @JacobPeattie help me to do that. Thank you @JacobPeattie! And here is the solution: in my code I use if statement for chacking what product category is: if ( is_singular(‘product’) && (has_term( ‘cosmetics’, ‘product_cat’)) ) But I did not take into account … Read more
tl;dr. There’s probably a good way for you to do this in the specific case you describe, although WordPress does not allow for good, general filtering of the return value from get_the_content(). You cannot do this directly, but … There currently (as of WordPress 5.9.2, checked on 24 March 2022) isn’t a convenient, direct and … Read more
It seems that the username column content is hardcoded in single_row() of WP_Users_List_Table and there isn’t a filter you can use to change it. A hacky way is to enqueue some javascript on the users view and have the script change the content. Or take the rocky road by duplicating the code that handles the … Read more