There’s the wp-cli tag that is being used in WordPress plugin directory, but it is not super popupar (less than 500 plugins seem to use it). wpcli is not even close with less than 20. In general you’ve listed all the other ways that you can inform your users unintrusively about the presence of a … Read more
The “admin_action_{$_REQUEST[‘action’]}” hook does not pass any arguments. You would need to get the article_id from the $_REQUEST array. There are also a few other concerns such as: You’re not assigning an action when you call wp_create_nonce(). As Mafnah suggets in their ansewr, you should use $wpdb::delete() as a shortcut for using $wpdb::prepare(). Here’s how … Read more
You can use get_option() to retrieve the selected role(s) that were saved in the database, then use checked() in your checkboxes. E.g. // In your code, after this line: $roles = $wp_roles->get_names(); // Add this which retrieves and stores the selected role(s): $selected_roles = (array) get_option( ‘choosed_users_role’ ); /* And then in your <input>, use … Read more
how can I create a function inside my plugin class that generates a naked page? With no header, includes and all the WP html stuff? There are many ways to do that, e.g. by using the admin_post hook just as you could see in @fuxia’s answer here (which does work in WordPress 5.8.1 for what … Read more
To get separate files for each block you’ll need to bring your own webpack config One as simple as this should work: const defaultConfig = require(‘@wordpress/scripts/config/webpack.config’); module.exports = { …defaultConfig, entry: { ‘hero’: ‘./src/hero’, ‘call-to-action’: ‘./src/callToAction’, }, }; Ryan Welcher has an example repo and a video walk-through of its creation (that link is to … Read more
You would implement this: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/06/29/introducing-update-uri-plugin-header-in-wordpress-5-8/ First you would add a Update URI: header to your plugin with a custom domain. Second, you would add a filter to your plugin, using the filter name update_plugins_{$hostname} where {$hostname} is the value you gave your Update URI: . E.g. Update URI: example.com would have the filter update_plugins_example.com. In … Read more
If you’re storing a set of options, or a single option with a schema, you should do the following: keep a version number stored in the database, ideally as a separate value, though if you are using a single option with an array inside it, you could store it there keep a version number in … Read more
How does wordpress know that the add_meta_box() function used inside the user-defined add_meta_box( $post_type ) function is a plugin function and not a recursive one? It doesn’t, WordPress just calls it, so you can indeed create infinite loops. Instead what I think you’re asking is how PHP knows to call that class method and not … Read more
So the AJAX action defined in Myplugin::define_admin_hooks() has been corrected (it’s just a typo in the question). But there’s another issue in your code, also in the above function, where the second parameter for $this->loader->add_action() should actually be $plugin_admin (which is an object and an instance of the Myplugin_Admin class) and not wp_ajax: Incorrect: $this->loader->add_action( … Read more
You need to tell $wpdb what subscriptions when initializing your plugin: $wpdb->subscriptions = $wpdb->prefix . ‘subscriptions’;