You could make use of register_post_field() to add the API key to the post object which you then can retrieve via getEditedPostAttribute() in the editor. In register_post_field() you can define by yourself via get_callback/update_callback how/where the API key should be saved like post meta or an option. To update the API key in the editor … Read more
As you understand correctly, this is a way to ensure the file is included from wordpress core and it is not accessed directly. Most wordpress installations do not prevent a direct access to any file, therefor his check is needed to prevent bad actors from exploiting know weakness in a specific file’s code. Yes we … Read more
Create a folder named includes in the root of your plugin folder; and place your additional php files inside of there. They (andchild folders and files) should then be copied over with plugin-zip. If you have a php file with the same name as your plugin in your plugin’s root folder; that will also copy … Read more
Specifically, I’d like to create a plugin to echo the following in the header immediately after the default stylesheet The preferred way is to enqueue it, with the default/main stylesheet as the dependency. Here’s a demo plugin, with the structure: + plugins/ | +–+ my-ie-style/ | +–+ my-ie-style.php | +–+ css/ | +–+ ie.css where … Read more
Use Wp_Query instead it will give you the option to get data with status. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘shop_order’, ‘posts_per_page’ => ‘-1’, ‘post_status’ => array(‘publish’, ‘pending’, ‘draft’, ‘auto-draft’, ‘future’,’private’, ‘inherit’, ‘trash’) ); $my_query = new WP_Query($args); $orders = $my_query->posts; echo “<pre>”; print_r($orders); echo “</pre>”; it will display All of your order. hope this will … Read more
You’re almost correct. You really can pass an array as size parameter for that function, but… $size (string|array) (Optional) Image size to retrieve. Accepts any valid image size, or an array of width and height values in pixels (in that order). Default value: ‘thumbnail’ So you can’t use it in the way you wanted to… … Read more
The AJAX handler doesn’t know anything about the page or context that the request was made from, so you’re going to need to send the category along with AJAX request, alongside the page number. So you’re going to need to store the category name somewhere in the shortcode output, and then retrieve that with your … Read more
The is_admin() function is basically used to check whether the running request is routing on /wp-admin/. Calling the is_admin() conditional function, you can restrict files you only want to load when a request goes through the /wp-admin/. Note that is_admin() and is_super_admin() are not the same and both handle different conditions. Looking forward, when sending … Read more
There is no hook to add the button there, but you can write a patch using JS code. Please check here: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/32545
You’re not using the proper table name in your CONSTRAINT clause: CONSTRAINT `booking_timeslots_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`bid`) REFERENCES `booking_dates` (`id`) That should be: CONSTRAINT `booking_timeslots_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`bid`) REFERENCES `$date_table_name` (`id`) where $date_table_name (as I could see) is the correct table name.