I wouldn’t cause the plugin to die like that. Just check for cURL each time you need to make a call or fall back on wp_remote_(post|get) (eg. write a wrapper function that takes care of the check and send the data/headers you want). BUT, if you really really want to disable the plugin if cURL … Read more
Now I’ve found a solution [to issue 2 above]: I prefixed the external PHP command with: XDEBUG_CONFIG=”remote_enable=Off” and then it didn’t attempt to connect to the debugger. So, in wordpress-tests/init.php I changed from: system( WP_PHP_BINARY . ‘ ‘ . escapeshellarg( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/bin/install.php’ ) . ‘ ‘ . escapeshellarg( $config_file_path ) ); to: … Read more
Themes, anyone? I don’t test »against« or »with« themes. Just with some other plugins that might conflict (but I normally leave that open until something happens – you’ll never figure out all edge cases). At least, you’re intercepting/extending/altering stuff via filters. So why test against themes, when you’re modifying core functions? If you’re intercepting the_content … Read more
Its best practice to always use internal WordPress API functions that already exist in place of external scripts. You would need to regenerate the thumbnails yourself, which is not overly difficult, if for instance you give yourself a head start and study the source code of existing and similar solutions; Regenerate Thumbnails Plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/ browse … Read more
Lets take the nicer form of what you have as posted in another answer $args = array( ‘s’ => ‘the’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 5, ‘paged’ => 1 ); $custom_query = new WP_Query($args); I strongly recommend you use WP_Query with an argument array and pass in via the constructor like this. Lets look at your arguments closer. … Read more
This took a bit to sort out. 🙂 You are trying to use $instance[‘post_types’] in your update() function but are not setting that value at all in the form. I altered a couple of things so that the two match up. Leaving your form (mostly) as it is, your update() needs to be… // save … Read more
Replace this line in form function: echo “<select name=”popularpostcount” id=’popularpostcount’>”; with: echo “<select name=””.$this->get_field_name(“popularpostcount’).”‘ id='”.$this->get_field_name(‘popularpostcount’).”‘>”;
$wpdb->get_results(); has a second parameter for the return format: /** * Retrieve an entire SQL result set from the database (i.e., many rows) * * Executes a SQL query and returns the entire SQL result. * * @since 0.71 * * @param string $query SQL query. * @param string $output Optional. * Any of ARRAY_A … Read more
You are using a code a bit dirty: foreach is not needed here, and I think you forgot to print the header color (see comment in following code). After that, if you want to print nothing if you have no customiztion, create an out variable and it’s not blank print the styles: add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘dynamic_options’); function … Read more
In the code you posted there are some errors, that maybe are only typos, in general the name of your inputs do not match with the name of the related setting. When you save your settings as array, name must be always in the form array_name[‘option_name’] but for radios you don’t follow this rule (but … Read more