Well, as it usually goes, after banging my head on this for hours yesterday and then finally deciding to ask for help, I was able to solve it within a few minutes. Here is what I needed to change: public function init() { // add_action(‘admin_menu’, array($this, ‘add_plugin_admin_menu’)); $this-> add_plugin_admin_menu(); } Clearly, I have much to … Read more
There is no safe reliable way to do this, wether it is or is not on wordpress.org, and .org may get upset if you do this. You might also break automations on .org and on your customers sites. Is there a way to specify the new base name for a plugin so that I can … Read more
Short answer: You have a logical error in your code, this condition is wrong: if($wpdbupdate === 0) Replace it with: if($wpdbupdate >= 0) and it will work as expected. Long explanation: $wpdb->update method returns the number of rows updated, which is 1 in your case, so your code continues to the next block and status … Read more
I would use output buffering to capture the content, then pass that in to the template. ob_start(); settings_fields(‘settings’); $settings_fields = ob_get_clean(); echo $this->twig->render($file, [‘val1’ => $settings_fields]); I think that should work.
The woocommerce_checkout_order_processed hook is too late. The order has already been created. You’d probably want to hook into woocommerce_after_checkout_validation so that you can check for the inventory before the order is even triggered and set an error that will be displayed at checkout. By hooking in here, you will be able to short circuit the … Read more
This might not solve the problem, but what you’re currently doing looks unnecessarily convoluted (ajax request, fake link, serve PDF via link click etc.) Why not just a link styled as a button… <a class=”button” href=”<?= admin_url( ‘admin-post.php?action=wpse_212972_pdf’ ) ?>”>Download</a> …and then serve the PDF as a download directly from the server (using WP’s generic … Read more
Thanks @Buttered_Toast ! The answer was to use the wp_authenticate hook and put my custom function as argument. I should have thought about it…
Most of this code is unnecessary. You’re attempting to convert a URL to a path when you could just use the function that returns a path. $path = get_theme_file_path( ‘archive.php’ ); if ( file_exists( $path ) ) { echo ‘File Found: ‘. $path; } else { echo ‘File Not Found: ‘. $path; }
This is because PUT requests don’t have body parameters, that’s not how PUT works. PUT doesn’t quite do what you thought it did, and can only be used to upload a file from a client. Your endpoint is incompatible with PUT as a request type because you’re providing parameters as key value pairs, and that … Read more
wp_localize_script() defines a variable in the global JS scope – in the case of your code, the object is placed in a globally-scoped variable with the identifier MediaFolders. In your load event callback you are also defining a variable with the identifier MediaFolders scoped to it’s encapsulating function body – so when you use the … Read more