Your textarea needs to have a proper name in order for the browser to send it to the server for processing such as be saved to a database. Secondly, textarea fields do not have a value and they also need a closing tag </textarea> because textarea is a multi-line form field. So the proper format … Read more
The .click() function triggers a click. This is why this is happening. After the click .css() runs and turns the button orange. If you want to change the colour on click then, as clear from the documentation, the event handler needs to be passed as a callback function to .click(), not chained to it: $(document).ready(function() … Read more
Instead of saving the default values to the database, you can retrieve them from the class by using a helper method something like the following: /** * Get the option that is saved or the default. * * @param string $index. The option we want to get. */ public function get_settings( $index = false ) … Read more
I solved the problem using the code below: public function __construct() { add_action( ‘wp’, [$this,’after_load_wordpress’] ); } function after_load_wordpress(){ new EventListTable(); }
WordPress will popup for FTP credentials if it does not have permission to write the files it needs to. Am assuming your WordPress website is hosted on Linux OS. And also if you connected to your server using SSH (i.e., putty, etc.). Please try to run the below command: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html Alternate … Read more
You can use wp_insert_post() function with ‘after_theme_setup‘ action hook to programatically create pages. Here is a short example, add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘create_form_page’ ); function create_form_page(){ $title=”Form”; $slug = ‘form’; $page_content=””; // your page content here $post_type=”page”; $page_args = array( ‘post_type’ => $post_type, ‘post_title’ => $title, ‘post_content’ => $page_content, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_author’ => 1, ‘post_slug’ => … Read more
You could, but you wouldn’t be able to debug anything that happens before the theme is loaded. This includes most of WordPress loading and all plugins loading. You need to put it in ‘wp-config.php` so that it’s set before anything happens. Also, global debugging is not something themes should control. It’s not appropriate, even if … Read more
It doesn’t seem possible to modify the <tr> tag, but for making it hidden by default (or initially hidden), then you can use the sixth parameter passed to add_settings_field(), which is $args: add_settings_field( ‘my_field’, // ID ‘My Field’, // Title ‘my_field_callback’, // Callback ‘my-setting-admin’, // Page/slug ‘setting_section_id’, // Section array( ‘class’ => ‘hidden’ ) ); … Read more
save_post is fired at the end of wp_insert_post() which is the core function that’s run whenever a post is inserted or updated (wp_update_post() calls it internally). This includes when the post is updated via the classic editor and the block editor (Gutenberg), as well whenever it’s updated via the REST API. The only reason it … Read more
I managed to get the behaviour I was looking for with the following code : add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘my_plugin_menu’); function my_plugin_menu() { add_menu_page(‘Plugin management’, ‘Plugin management’, ‘manage_options’, ‘my_plugin-plugin-settings’, ‘my_plugin_settings_page’, ‘dashicons-admin-generic’); } function my_plugin_settings_page() { if ( !current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) ) { wp_die( __( ‘You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.’ ) ); } ?> … Read more