As Mark Kaplun says in the comments, you shouldn’t do it. But here’s how to enqueue the heartbeat script for all users on the public side… if you really, really want to overload your server. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_heartbeat’ ); function enqueue_heartbeat() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘heartbeat’, includes_url( js/heartbeat.js ) ); }
So now I want to refresh the page using a success callback. I’ve enqueued a simple script via admin_enqueue_scripts: I believe in that script, you need a global JS function named ajax_success_refresh, as in the following example: // This is the ‘success_callback’ for the AJAX action of ‘yyy_reset_security_logs’. function ajax_success_refresh() { window.location.reload( false ); } … Read more
To avoid a second query just for sorting you could use the pre_user_query hook to support a custom orderby value. This code will enable sorting users by reputation in a single query just by setting orderby to reputation. function wpse_296999_pre_user_query( $user_query ) { global $wpdb; $order = $user_query->query_vars[‘order’]; $orderby = $user_query->query_vars[‘orderby’]; // If orderby is … Read more
Since the ‘timer’ has to execute on the client side, then you will need to find some JavaScript that will ‘run’ the timer and pop up the box. You can’t do this with PHP code (WP filters, hooks, themes, plugins), because PHP runs on the server, not the browser. Browser side stuff has to be … Read more
Well as it stands your code will not be executed regardless of whether you add it to your functions.php file or you register it as a stand-alone plugin as it makes no call to any of its functions using a WordPress hook. In order for your code to be recognised as a plugin, there are … Read more
When a plugin is updated, its folder gets deleted and recreated with the updated version. This would destroy any caches, which on a heavily trafficked site could bring down the server Additionally, the plugins folder on a lot of servers is read only to the user the web server runs as for security reasons. It … Read more
First up, I’d suggest not using extract(). It makes it harder to tell exactly what the available variables are and how they’re set, which is part of the confusion here. Instead, just use $atts directly. When you do that, any attributes you pass can be accessed on the $atts array like this: $id = $atts[‘id’]; … Read more
Please check ACF https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ Create new text field for title https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/text/ Create new file or text field for file https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/file/ You can also check link field https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/link/ Adding fields to Posts When you add new field group you can set position to ‘Side’.
A complete answer would be a little complicated since ‘plugin A’ and ‘plugin B’ should be analized in-depth so check for available hooks and filters, but if I understand you wrote your own plugin so you have full control on it. That said, a starting point to get submitted data from CF7 is the following: … Read more
Any WordPress-packaged scripts enqueued properly via wp_enqueue_script won’t load multiple times. If two different plugins rely on the same dependencies, thanks to the enqueue logic, those dependencies will only be loaded once. create-guten-block only contains javascript relevant to the custom block itself, and sets wp-blocks, wp-i18n, and wp-element (the abstraction layer WP uses on top … Read more