Ok i’ve found the solution. In fact, as i haven’t noticed, there is always the hashed mdp, but for now, the logged_in cookie is structured like this : %login%|%timeout%|%sessionId%|%passhached% instead of : %login%|%timeout%|%passhached% This is like this since wordpress 4.0, and the wp_session_cookie integration, the auth method is the same that before but there is … Read more
It depends what you want to do. If you look into the function definition, you’ll notice some do_action(): For example: do_action( ‘delete_attachment’, $post_id ); do_action( ‘delete_post’, $post_id ); do_action( ‘deleted_post’, $post_id ); These are points, called hooks in WordPress, where you can actually run your stuff. Hooks will help you to modify the core behaviour … Read more
Here is the final code to get sessions to write to the usermeta and delete on logout. This code works with WordPress 4.5.2. The code is for user_id information only. add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘new_login’ ); function new_login() { $user_id = ”; // Change your code to grab user_id from external source if ( $user_id > 0 … Read more
If you hook into the hooks provided in update_post_meta() function and still use this function in your callback, that would result in a loop which would probably end with the timeout.. As the per the comments: add_action(“wp_insert_post”, function( $post_ID ) { if ( ! $post_data = get_post( $post_ID ) ) return; // try to make … Read more
There are different approaches to this, depending on specific requirements. For example in your case you seem more worried about plugin picking up ghost data than that data being left behind. Such case might be easier handled by generating unique key prefix to use and just flushing that on uninstall. No prefix = no data … Read more
Here is the process I follow. Step 1. specify the slug of the page you are putting the page on. To avoid hard coding this into the plugin, I add a setting option to store the slug of the page. So if I change the page, I only have to specify the slug of the … Read more
It appears you are missing your plugin folder when enqueueing your scripts. plugins_url outputs the URL to your wp plugins folder it does not include your custom plugin folder. wp_register_script( ‘script_js’, plugins_url(‘/YOUR_FOLDER/js/script.js’)); // Add your plugin folder wp_register_script( ‘script_js’, plugins_url(‘/js/script.js’,__FILE__)); // Let php add your folder Also you don’t need to register your scripts / … Read more
As time varies, WordPress needs to allow for a nonce generated at 10:01 AM to be valid at 10:02 AM. It does this by using a time “tick” instead of the actual time, which is generated in two steps: First divide the lifespan of a nonce, in seconds, by two Divide the Unix timestamp by … Read more
I’ve investigated a bit and your problem is the WP_Query::parse_orderby() function. Everything you like to use as an order is sanitized there which the user Otto liked to point out. Unfortunately it has no filter to hook in. And yes it is better to use some meta_fields if you can afford an expensive JOIN in … Read more
When using admin-post.php, no loaded menus on an admin-post.php request is standard wordpress behavior. Standard practise to redirect after processing done on post action hook is to use: wp_redirect( admin_url( ‘admin.php?page=YOUR_PAGE’ ) ); When using admin-post.php, wordpress will include wp-admin/includes/wp-admin.php instead of wp-admin/wp-admin.php ( WordPress Admin Bootstrap ) to skip some setup. One of the … Read more