There is no way to know if string should be translatable or not (should a ‘fail’ in a json response be translatable?). Some things just need proper code review and can not be automated.
The only directory in which you have guaranteed write access is the uploads directory. Even your plugin’s directory might be write protected, the same for wp-content (which doesn’t even have to exist).
In WP you have 2 solutions for code to be excecuted during your plugin uninstall process. First solution In your plugin’s root folder, create the file uninstall.php. This file will be loaded automatically by WP during uninstall process. Still, to prevent direct access, you need to make sure we’re in the uninstall process for example … Read more
The last value of add_filter sets how many arguments are passed to your function. You can pass two arguments like this: add_filter( ‘script_loader_src’, ‘_remove_q_strings’, 15, 2 ); add_filter( ‘style_loader_src’, ‘_remove_q_strings’, 15, 2 ); More details in the codex
You should get the title by get_the_title: $page_title = esc_html( get_the_title() ); and the link by get_permalink: $page_link = esc_url( get_permalink() ); … and perhaps use google 😉
Blame brings us to #12101, where @westi said this: We also need to hilight that functions should check the capability as well and we ask for it to enforce visibility. The commit, [12914], was part of 3.0. I thought that maybe the restriction on loading the function at all was only added later, but it … Read more
It is not possible to modify the post submit meta boxes with a filter. But you can do that with JavaScript. This script will generate 10-12 random alphanumeric string and put it in the password field (if it is empty) when you click the Password protected radio button. $(‘#visibility-radio-password’).click(function () { // If there is … Read more
I created simple widget to find out why you have such a problem. Everything is working fine. Below I give you my code as an example. /** * Register widget */ function wpse_287570_register_widget() { register_widget(‘WPSE_287570_Widget’); } add_action(‘widgets_init’, ‘wpse_287570_register_widget’); /** * Create widget */ class WPSE_287570_Widget extends WP_Widget { public function __construct() { $op = array( … Read more
I think you just have to change your hook ! admin_enqueue_scripts for admin instead of wp_enqueue_scripts 🙂
Plugins and your theme are loaded on every request, including AJAX, so any code in them is parsed. They need to be so that any AJAX hooks are found and executed. Most of the code isn’t executed though, because it’s in functions that are hooked to hooks that aren’t executed during an AJAX request. Some … Read more