See this hook: register_post add_action(‘register_post’, ‘ban_email_2334’, 10, 3); function ban_email_2334( $username, $email, $errors ){ $result = array(); // check if email is from the provider you wish to ban preg_match(‘/bannedprovider.com/i’, $email, $result); if( !empty( $result )){ $errors->add(‘spam_email’, __( ‘Some choicest abuses you might want to pass on’ )); } return; } This will throw an … Read more
Where in core ? These parts here and here, are responsible for overriding the image title with meta data: // … cut … // Use image exif/iptc data for title and caption defaults if possible. } elseif ( 0 === strpos( $type, ‘image/’ ) && $image_meta = @wp_read_image_metadata( $file ) ) { if ( trim( … Read more
First: Your ad_filter_menu is a filter function: it filters/manipulates $sorted_menu_objects That’s why you always have to return the $sorted_menu_objects, and return ”; won’t work. Second: A better way to achieve the desired behavior (adding thumbnails to navigation) is to extend the Walker_Nav_Menu class There are several guides and templates out there that fix this for … Read more
So I found a solution to my problem. I just added a span tag in the add_submenu_page() hook and it work: add_submenu_page( # The slug for the parent menu page to which this sub menu belongs ’email-service’, # The text that’t rendered in the browser title bar ‘Breaking News Email’, # The text to be … Read more
Turns out I had multiple problems, @bonger pointed out the first one and then I found and solved issues with the global flag on the regular expression not being valid in php and me not accounting for links without a / after the .com. Final fix looks like this: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘linkAppend’); function linkAppend($content) { global … Read more
Recheck your filter code closely. You are modifying $name but returning $status_name which is undefined. If you had debugging enabled, you should have seen the debug message telling you that $status_name is an undefined variable Simply change return $status_name; to return $name;
The is_home() function isn’t available until the parse_query action. So you’d probably want to rewrite your code like so: if ( ! function_exists( ‘df_excerpt_more’ ) ) { function df_excerpt_more( $more ) { return ‘ … <a class=”more-link” href=”‘ . esc_url( get_permalink( get_the_ID() ) ) . ‘”>’ . esc_attr__( ‘Read More’, ‘applique’ ) . ‘<i class=”ion-ios-arrow-thin-right”></i></a>’; … Read more
First add the following code (and probably the WC Test Payment Gateway) and do a test order to get a list of all the data keys that are set in the order process via the woocommerce_after_checkout_validation filter: add_action(‘woocommerce_after_checkout_validation’,’custom_modify_order’,10,1); function custom_modify_order($posted) { foreach ($posted as $key => $value) {$data .= $key.”:”.$value.PHP_EOL;} $fh = fopen(get_stylesheet_directory().’/orderdebug.txt’,’w’); fwrite($fh,$data); fclose($fh); … Read more
The action name suggests it is run _after_the_content, not within the the_content itself, so you might have to do something different here like @SamuelElh is suggesting… You would add a function to the action with early priority to buffer, then add a filter to the final output with a late priority: add_action(‘tribe_events_single_event_after_the_content’,’tribe_events_single_event_buffer_start’,0); function tribe_events_single_event_buffer_start() {ob_start();} … Read more
You need the !is_admin() check. This will return false on admin pages, failing your condition. On front end pages, that condition will return true, executing your conditional statement if ( !is_admin() ) { // Do something only on frontend }