You can’t, and it doesn’t make sense to do so. Different pages/URLs enqueue different things, e.g. a WP Admin page won’t enqueue the same styles and scripts, widgets might enqueue things conditionally, etc. But in WP CLI those hooks don’t run, and there is no page or frontend. So the question doesn’t make sense at … Read more
save_post becomes unwieldy under Gutenberg, in my experience. It fires at least twice, and none of the checks you have in place will distinguish between instances. I would consider replacing it with wp_after_insert_post, which was introduced into core for this very reason.
I don’t think correct global indentation is possible without massive (and inefficient) output buffering to change it. Since you are primarily interested in this for debug purposes I suggest using some tool that will format and color-code output (of any page btw, not just those that you control). Firebug and View Source Chart work nicely … Read more
You mean something like this? <?php require ‘path/to/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’; bloginfo(‘url’); ?>
When calling an action hook using add_action(‘some_action_tag’,’callback_function’,$priority,$number_of_arguments); The callback function is called when a do_action() call is fired with the corresponding tag for example: do_action(‘some_action_tag’,$argument1,$argument2,$argument3….); And when calling a filter hook using: add_filter(‘some_filter_tag’,’callback_function’,$priority,$number_of_arguments); The callback function is called when a apply_filters() call is fired with the corresponding tag for example: $value = apply_filters(‘some_filter_tag’,$argument1,$argument2,$argument3…); Now as … Read more
Well, it’s a little bit complicated 😉 If you will search update_comment_meta hook, you won’t find it. But it exists 🙂 There is update_comment_meta function and it calls update_metadata function with first param set to comment. This update_metadata function does something like this (meta.php line 149): do_action( “update_{$meta_type}_meta”, $meta_id, $object_id, $meta_key, $_meta_value ); where $meta_type … Read more
The very concept of child theme is to let your modifications remain intact when updating. You use child theme for maintenance. But it has to be the same theme. I mean Twenty Twelve and Twenty Thirteen are not the same theme. So basically when theme is updated you do not have to do anything. Regarding … Read more
You define priority. It’s not a hack. Maybe it’s that you’re looking for is PHP_INT_MAX which is a PHP constant. So you can put it as priority number.
Have you seen this ? https://stackoverflow.com/a/28429009/3967385 Actually you can’t fire JavaScript with php simply like that.
You should be using methods of the $query instance instead of the is_* template tags. And are the categories you are trying to filter a custom taxonomy? cat only works on the default category taxonomy: function wpse_178500_event_type_filter( $wp_query ) { if ( ! empty( $_GET[‘event_term’] ) && $wp_query->is_main_query() && $wp_query->get( ‘post_type’ ) === ‘event’ ) … Read more