So I presumed your sub plugin loads after the main one, right? Here i can see that new value is added to array but now i have to define test2 function inside my sub plugin If you’re certain test2 successfully added to the array and that test2 was being called from MyClass::autoload_function(), then you can … Read more
Put the die(); in your function: add_action( ‘wp_ajax_bubbly-upload’, ‘bubbly_upload_submit’ ); function bubbly_upload_submit() { // generate the response $response = json_encode( array( ‘success’ => true ) ); // response output header( “Content-Type: application/json” ); echo $response; die(); } Reference: WordPress Codex, AJAX in Plugins
yes, it’s absolutely possible. When you’ve done developing your plugin, you set Stable Tag field on trunk/readme.txt to, lets say 1.0.1 This value should match with Version field on your plugin’s meta data. Then, when you publish your plugin, you tag it with, let’s say, /tags/1.0.1/ To continue development, change Version field on your plugin’s … Read more
There will never be such thing as a restriction of where a plugin can place a link that will display a certain page the plugin is registering. It’s just in your scenario that a plugin is registering a settings page and the link normally is named settings as well. As there is no convention or … Read more
If you really just want a single row, use $wpdb->get_row($sql) instead. But your query looks funny…it looks like you’re trying to get the latest ‘client status’ for the user in which case your query should be: ‘SELECT status FROM Clients WHERE UserID = ‘.$current_user->ID.’ ORDER BY ID DESC LIMIT 1′. And if you do that, … Read more
$plugin_path = dirname( plugin_basename( __FILE__ ) ) . ‘/languages/’;
Something along the lines of this would probably do it: function wpse21372_init(){ add_rewrite_rule( ‘your-page-regex/?$’, ‘index.php?wpse21372=1’, ‘top’ ); add_rewrite_tag( ‘%wpse21372%’, ‘([^&]+)’ ); } add_action( ‘wp’, ‘wpse21372_wp’ ); function wpse21372_wp( $wp ){ if( isset( $wp->query_vars[‘wpse21372’] ) && !empty( $wp->query_vars[‘wpse21372’] ) ){ //You’re on your custom page. //you may want to exit page //execution when you’re done //so … Read more
Actually bloginfo( ‘stylesheet_url ) uses get_stylesheet_uri() function, so there is no difference. get_stylesheet_uri() is newer
I am trying to replicate the same output you have provided in your example above and I am only able to achieve output along the lines of; <p class=MsoNormal> <span class=MsoIntenseReference> <span style=”color:red;text-transform:none;letter-spacing:0pt;font-weight:normal;text-decoration:none”> Red Example text </span> </span> </p> As you can see Microsoft Word (2010) is inserting predefined class names for the paragraph and … Read more
By doing the !defined() check you allow earlier code to define that constant before you. This could be useful, for example, if a user is allowed to define its own values for some constants in a file like wp-config.php. As for code readability, you may consider using the following one-liner, although you could put a … Read more