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Translations not making it into Block UI but work in the rest of the plugin

It seems like you do not have any JavaScript localization files to use with wp_set_script_translations(). If we consult the Gutenberg/JavaScript documentation for internationalization: The translation files must be in the JED 1.x JSON format. […] <?php function myguten_set_script_translations() { wp_set_script_translations( ‘myguten-script’, ‘myguten’, plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘languages’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘myguten_set_script_translations’ ); WordPress will … Read more

How Can I Retrieve post ID in plugin file

That’s not working for you because you’ve hooked the dompdf generation to init, which is too early for $post to be populated. Hook to something later like template_redirect instead.

Insert text programmatically in WordPress Gutenberg Editor

To insert or modify text in the Gutenberg Rich Text Editor when a menu choice is selected, you need to interact with the Gutenberg block editor’s rich text APIs. Here’s a general approach to achieve this: Access the Block’s Attributes: The first step is to retrieve the current attributes of the block you’re working with. … Read more

Add an action only for a specific user in a plugin

If you run get_current_user_id() too early, like you’re doing, it will just return 0. Wrap your logic containing that function inside a hook, like init, or inside the rt_* callbacks, to avoid that. Note that init fires right after current user setup and before admin_menu (src)

Add custom CSS for plugin admin Page

I guess you’re using this code in a wrong file other than the main plugin file (usually /wp-content/plugins/wp-cricket-info/wp-cricket-info.php). So, the file you’re referencing when enqueueing is actually incorrect. Follow the steps below- Define a constant in the main plugin file that references the file itself. define( ‘WP_CRICKET_INFO’, __FILE__ ); When enqueueing the CSS, use that … Read more

multiple record insert creating many duplicate records

For running in WP cron, you’ll define your function, and then hook the function to the cron’s name. Example: function cron_function() { … } add_action( ‘cron_hook’, ‘cron_function’ ); if ( ! wp_next_scheduled( ‘cron_hook’ ) ) { wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘one_minute’, ‘cron_hook’ ); } See WordPress developer resource for more info: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/cron/scheduling-wp-cron-events/

Set srcset on a block image

Ok, I found the issue. After uploading the image programmatically I was calling wp_update_attachment_metadata to set the file metadata. Apparently, that was creating this issue and srcset was not being set. I have no idea why this is related though 🙂

Problem with Owl Carousel, infinite loop [closed]

I want to redirect user to an amazon product page from my wordpress website when they add product to there cart [closed]

Is it smart to require_once wp-admin/includes/plugin.php when you need only one function from it

So, the answer isn’t as straightforward as I initially hoped. A quick test using memory_get_usage() on a local environment with only Twenty Sixteen enabled as the theme gives the following results: Memory usage before requiring plugin.php: 8496336 Memory usage after requiring plugin.php: 8583912 So, loading plugin.php takes up 87.576 bytes, or roughly 85KB. If you … Read more

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