You need to create your own hook for registration_errors filter: add_filter( ‘registration_errors’, ‘wpse8170_registration_errors’, 10, 3 ); function wpse8170_registration_errors( $errors, $sanitized_user_login, $user_email ) { if ( /* something happens */ ) { $errors->add( ‘myexception_code’, ‘This is my message’ ); } return $errors; }
The parameter needs to be passed to the callback function in the wp_schedule_single_event function, not the add_action function. Try this: add_action(‘z_purge_products_cache’, array($this, ‘purge_products_cache’)); Then schedule the event, putting the parameter in an array: wp_schedule_single_event(time() + 20, ‘z_purge_products_cache’, array($asins_r)); Your purge_products_cache function will be called with parameter $asins_r.
A good action to hook in would be template_redirect. There you can query for your endpoint like this: add_action(‘template_redirect’, function() { global $wp_query; // Not your endpoint and not a page/post, we do nothing. if (!isset( $wp_query->query_vars[‘download’]) || ! is_singular()) { return; } // Here goes your magic! […] // And probably a good idea … Read more
The part that does not work in your code is not adding or updating the post meta, but getting the user meta named team which you’re retrieving via um_user(). And that’s because as @WebElaine pointed, by the time the user_register hook is fired, the custom field team has not yet added to the database (neither … Read more
The save_post hook is called every time someone calls the function wp_insert_post(). Plugins do that, unfortunately some themes too, and WordPress itself on several places when … someone uses post per email or XML RPC an auto-draft is created the Quick Draft feature on the dashboard is used a navigation menu item is added a … Read more
You can add additional widgetized sidebars to your theme by adding to your theme’s functions.php. If you have not already added widget support in the theme, include: if (function_exists(‘register_sidebar’)) Then add: // Footer Widgets register_sidebar(array( ‘id’ => ‘footerwidgets’, ‘name’ => ‘FooterWidgets’, ‘description’ => ‘Widgets here are shown in the footer’, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div id=”%1$s” class=”widget … Read more
You have to use “process_bulk_action” function like this: public function process_bulk_action() { //nonce validations,etc $action = $this->current_action(); switch ( $action ) { case ‘export_action’: // Do whatever you want wp_redirect( esc_url( add_query_arg() ) ); break; default: // do nothing or something else return; break; } return; } } If you need a complete example this … Read more
You should use the dynamic_sidebar to spit out the widgets inside the newly created sidebar before the woo main container. add_action( ‘woo_main_before’, ‘woo_sidebar’ ); function woo_sidebar() { if (is_woocommerce()) { echo ‘<div class=”primary”>’; dynamic_sidebar( ‘filters’ ); echo ‘</div>’; } }
If we look at the source of wp_insert_attachment() we find the hooks edit_attachment and add_attachment. In your case we could use the add_attachment hook. The callback takes the attachment’s ID as a parameter. By looking at the database table wp_posts we see that the description is saved as post_content and the caption as post_excerpt: Then … Read more
If you examine the wp_insert_user() function, you can see there are a myriad of filters and actions that are called throughout the process. The first is a filter called pre_user_login on the username. Line 1304 of wp-includes/user.php: $user_login = apply_filters(‘pre_user_login’, $user_login); You could hook onto that and throw your own custom error message. Edit: The … Read more