I’m really not sure where your logic is failing and haven’t revised each one of your insert/delete hooks. But the code can be greatly simplified to only call each function once, thus making it easy to make it work. add_action( ‘wpmu_new_blog’, ‘setup_blog_wpse_114119’, 10, 2 ); function setup_blog_wpse_114119( $blog_id, $user_id ) { create_pages_wpse_114119( $blog_id, $user_id ); … Read more
I realised this is probably better dealt by the server, I ended up putting the following in a .htaccess: # Block regular login/registration and profile pages <Files wp-login.php> Order Deny,Allow Deny from All </Files> <Files profile.php> Order Deny,Allow Deny from All </Files> This prevents any requests to those pages and forces users to use my … Read more
First of all, I can’t understand why you need to hook 5 different actions: save_post is enough: it is called on post publish and update. After that the function you posted dont get the image in the post content, but take first image that are child of the current post. An image is a child … Read more
One solution I found was to include the original image in the $sizes array. Like this, after all the conversions to others sizes the uploaded image will also be converted to its same size and some other given quality. Please note that by doing this you’ll lose the original image, and if you add any … Read more
If you are passing the before parameter that you can simply add any class that you want. You then style that class in style.css. <?php if ( get_the_tag_list() ) { echo get_the_tag_list(‘<ul class=”tag-list”><li class=”tag-item”>’,'</li><li class=”tag-item”>’,'</li></ul>’); } ?>
The following gets called by WordPress while getting the reply link. apply_filters( ‘comment_reply_link’, $before . $link . $after, $args, $comment, $post ); Use a custom filter to provide your own link. I don’t believe there is a direct way of altering just the URL, you have to inject the url into an html string yourself. … Read more
Use the WordPress HTTP API with a low timeout & blocking disabled. It’s what WordPress core does to spawn the cron API: wp_remote_get( $url, array( ‘timeout’ => 0.01, ‘blocking’ => false, ‘sslverify’ => false, ) );
Can you place custom .php files directly inside the child theme folder? Yes, of course you can. WordPress is PHP. What works in PHP works in WordPress. Some of the research we found says you must write your custom PHP functions inside of the functions.php file. Nonsense. Many themes segregate code into multiple files, including … Read more
I got it to work as follows — in mu-plugins directory, my superAdmin.php script looks like this: <?php function check_for_superAdmin($user_login, $user) { $current_user = get_userdatabylogin($user_login); if ( is_super_admin( $current_user->ID ) ) { // do these things } else { // do other things } } add_action( ‘wp_login’, ‘check_for_superAdmin’, 10, 2 ); ?> Hope this helps … Read more
I don’t know of any plugin specifically for this, there’s nothing in WP that will do this but it’s not too difficult to implement with a little php, even 20k posts shouldn’t be too extreme. Depending on your server settings you may need to do some workarounds to make sure the connection stays alive but … Read more