I use it including the file (Match you actual file location): require ‘../../FirePHPCore/fb.php’; and then call by using fb( $variable, ‘Message Title’); Be sure that you’ve installed and activated the FirePHP addon on Firefox. There’s also a WordPress plugin for FirePHP, but I’ve never used it.
From https://make.wordpress.org/core/2012/12/06/wp_image_editor-is-incoming/ : Imagick support requires Imagick 2.2.0+ compiled against Imagemagick 6.2.9+, for full support. If the required functions aren’t available, WordPress will default back to GD. If you can, create a PHP file somewhere on your server with this content: <?php phpinfo(); ?>. Then load the page and see if there is a section … Read more
Sounds like a server configuration problem, not a WordPress thing. You said you were using Rackspace? I don’t have personal experience with Rackspace but it appears that they have some known issues with the default PHP mail() function. See: http://feedback.rackspace.com/forums/71021-product-feedback/suggestions/1873281-fully-support-php-mail-function- http://www.joshuawinn.com/huge-email-delays-on-rackspace-cloud-sites-dont-use-php-mail/ The primary issue is that sending straight through mail() doesn’t authenticate the sender, using … Read more
Take a closer look at get_image_tag() which can take a lot of parameters like $id, $alt, $title, $align, $size. If you look even closer you’ll find the get_image_tag_class filter to change the image class names (like class, ID, align and size). You can use the filter within your functions.php like this: Note: This will still … Read more
Thanks to @eskimo I was able to get this working and figured I share an answer for any of those trying to do the same! In the ajax-login-script.js file all I had to do was change this $(‘form#login_form’).on(‘#submit’, function(e) to this … $(‘form#login_form’).on(‘submit’, function(e) just removing the # before calling submit. Hope this helps someone!
$page_id = get_queried_object_id(); $page_object = get_page( $page_id ); if ( strpos($page_object->post_content, ‘[/slider]’) )
From the Codex page for $wpdb: The function [$wpdb->query] returns an integer corresponding to the number of rows affected/selected. If there is a MySQL error, the function will return FALSE. So in order to display a success/failure message, it should be a simple matter: $result = $wpdb->query( ” DELETE FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE anything = ‘whocares’ … Read more
You can’t actually “remove” PHP code from the parent theme. What you can do is undo things done there. The counterpart of wp_enqueue_script is wp_dequeue_script. If you put this in your functions.php it should remove the Masonry Plugin (untested) add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘de_script’, 100 ); function de_script() { wp_dequeue_script( ‘jquery-masonry’ ); } Source: Function Reference/wp dequeue … Read more
There are a number of explanations here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens The time it takes for your server to talk with facebook does contribute to a good amount of slowdown. So it depends on how intensely you plan to use the api. In that case, storing the key and other fb related user data can cut that cross-talk … Read more
I think that you have added bguru_options option before. If bguru_options already exists, add_option() does nothing. To modify the value of existing options you should use update_option() instead. EDIT I confirm what I thought. You are running add_option(‘bguru_options’, $default_options); in every admin_init. bguru_options option was added to database in the first run and subsequent calls … Read more