Your code has a syntax error, extra close-curly in new_menu(). Your test_sub_menu() function has all the vars that are used in new_menu() – but they’re not global or called to from new_menu(), so they do nothing and the functions do nothing but return undefined errors. $parent_slug = ‘new-menu’; should be instead, for a subpage, the … Read more
In a literal sense? No, PHP instances are separate, else we’d be discussing multithreading The problem you face is more fundamental than WP, the only way you’ll be able to keep this in memory is via object caching, which will let you put a copy of the data structure in easy reach.But it won’t save … Read more
echo ‘<form action=”” class=”booked-settings-form” method=”post”>’; $default_content=”<p>Mail formate</p>”; $editor_id = ‘customerCleanerMail’; $option_name=”customerCleanerMail”; $default_content=html_entity_decode($default_content); $default_content=stripslashes($default_content); wp_editor( $default_content, $editor_id,array(‘textarea_name’ => $option_name,’media_buttons’ => false,’editor_height’ => 350,’teeny’ => true) ); submit_button(‘Save’, ‘primary’); echo ‘</form>’; if(isset($_POST[‘customerCleanerMail’]) ){ $var2=htmlentities(wpautop($_POST[‘customerCleanerMail’])); $fff=update_option(‘customerCleanerMail’, $var2); } In form section i used wp_editor with his options, wp_editor work like html editor but when you store these data … Read more
Yes. Dependencies work across all of WP, it doesn’t matter where you enqueue your script. All that matters is that you define your dependencies correctly, and you’re doing that. If, however, you plan to publish both the theme and the plugin as standalone versions, you shouldn’t rely on your plugin being used with your theme, … Read more
I have also faced same issue, after checking my functions.php codes,I found following code. add_action(‘init’, ‘blockusers_init’); function blockusers_init() { if (is_admin() && !current_user_can(‘administrator’)) { wp_redirect(home_url()); exit; } } This code redirects the ajax call to home page. To resolve this, add DOING_AJAX condition, add_action(‘init’, ‘blockusers_init’); function blockusers_init() { if (is_admin() && !current_user_can(‘administrator’) && !defined(‘DOING_AJAX’)) { … Read more
Woocommerce use locate_template for checking if file exists in theme or not
This is because of your plugin code is executed much earlier, than wp-login.php. You can read about WordPress loading sequence here, for example. To behave properly, your code must be executed in ‘wp_login’ hook: add_action( ‘wp_login’, ‘wp_login_action’, 10, 2 ); function wp_login_action( $user_login, $user ) { current_user = wp_get_current_user(); print_r($current_user); }
you can use this filter which is used inside register_taxonomy add_filter(“register_taxonomy_args”, function ($register_taxonomy_args, $name, $object_type) { if (“taxonomy” === $name) { $register_taxonomy_args[“show_ui”] = FALSE; } return $register_taxonomy_args; }, 10, 3);
And i found the answer. As Jacob Peattie asked the instance of the class was defined but was not called. Although the class file was included , instance was not called. Thank you everyone for your valuable time.
Looks like function render_content_show_hide() is a method of class. If you want access this function directly – you can create new class instance. If your plugin code looks like: class Shortcode_Builder{ //…methods public function render_content_show_hide( $attr, $content = null, $shortcode_name=”” ) { //… } //…other methods. } Create new instance $builder = new Shortcode_Builder(); And … Read more