It’s a timing issue. This tries to call is_home() before that function exists. $my_ver = check_home(); It works in the function called by add_action because then is_home() does exist because WP has fully loaded. If you load php files in your plugin, then you can call check_home anytime in those files. For example: define( ‘MY_PLUGIN_PATH’, … Read more
I am concerned the implementation is incorrect If you just wanted to know whether you have correctly used useSelect, then yes, you have — and I would also return the same object as returned by your callback. However, instead of const imageSizes = useSelect( … ), I’d just do const { image, imageSizes } = … Read more
I sorted this out. It looks like the core team rolls out new versions of the database with their beta program. So, it’s plenty easy to get advance warning. And, the database upgrades live in wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php. There’s a sequence of functions in there named things like upgrade_500, upgrade_560, upgrade_590. They’re named for the WordPress version … Read more
The problem is that the code ignores scope, a fundamental programming concept. This scope: function form_validation() { … $error_message=”Too short!”; … } and this scope: function save_to_db() { … … echo $error_message;… } Are not the same. It would be unreasonable and illogical to expect it to transfer over. When you assign $error_message a value … Read more
You’ve misunderstood the purpose of the save component. The goal of the save component is not to return an interactive React component, it’s to return something that can be converted into static HTML and saved in the database as a string in the post content. Since only the HTML gets saved, it’s your responsibility to … Read more
Looking at your if-else block, I see there’s a $post_id variable, so if it’s the ID of the post that you want to assign to the user you’re creating, then you could just call wp_update_post() in your else block, i.e. right after you create the user. So just replace the wp_insert_user($userdata); in your code with … Read more
You probably wouldn’t. If you did it would be to make sure it was in place already if in future you decided to make the variable dynamic or filterable. In this case I would suggest it for similar reasons to #1. You may know where $class is coming from now, but this may change in … Read more
Is there a filter for the adding of fields to the comment box form that is on the admin/comments page? If you meant the inline form for editing or replying to a comment at wp-admin/edit-comments.php, then, The form is outputted using wp_comment_reply() which has a hook with the same name, i.e. wp_comment_reply, and you could … Read more
Hook add_attachment fires before images cropped via wp_ajax_crop_image(). That’s why WordPress trying to work with files, that is not existed for now.
There is to filters needed for optimizing all images, that will be uploaded: add_filter(‘wp_handle_upload’, ‘random_function’, 10, 2); add_filter(‘image_make_intermediate_size’, ‘rand_function2’, 10, 1); function random_function($array, $string) { // Some random action with main image return $array } function rand_function2($file) { // Some random action with cropped images return $file }