After WP 2.3 you have for all status an hook: {$new_status}_{$post->post_type} Alternative you can use ans if for the status on hook save_post; an example for post_type post, you can change this ‘post’ to your post_type or defaults form WP: public function set_status_private($id, $post) { if ( is_object($post) && ‘post’ === $post->post_type && ‘publish’ === … Read more
There is is_plugin_active() function. Other method is to check if functions or classes, specific to required plugin, exist. Some plugins explicitly define their own constants for this, typically with version number and/or other identifying info. There has been some developments to make extension dependence logic more generic, such as Plugin Dependecies, but they hadn’t gained … Read more
This is a known (and nasty) bug in the taxonomy hierarchy caching code: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/14485 Basically, you have to force a refresh by deleting the option.
After creating about 40 test WP installs today on localhost, here’s what I can report: It appears that the correct function call to rebuild the category_children options is: _get_term_hierarchy(‘category’) Previously, I was trying to call: clean_term_cache(”,’category’) And I was calling it just after my categories were created in my plugin code. However, I could never … Read more
Use function filemtime($path), where $path is a path to your script, in wp_enqueue_script call, as fourth parameter (version). Every time you modify the script, the cache will be bypassed. Update Calls to wp_register_script and wp_enqueue_script: wp_register_script(‘DynamicMapScript’, plugins_url(‘DynamicMap.js’, __FILE__), array(‘jquery’), filemtime(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/DynamicMap.js’)); wp_enqueue_script(‘DynamicMapScript’);
I’m pretty sure that even if you add that meta box at the bottom of the category edit you will still have the problem of meta table for categories, and i bet that your meta_box ‘save’ function saves as postmeta data table. However this can be done using the options table here is an how … Read more
If you want a really neat and free method of doing this, this is a cool plugin. Essentially, it implements the Google Authenticator code for a WordPress site. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-authenticator/ Google Authenticator is a free app available for the iPhone, Android, or Blackberry phones. It implements a 2-step verification system with 30 second expiring codes, just … Read more
The callback you have given in add_menu_page() is a static function, not a class method. It should be: add_menu_page( ‘School Manager Settings’, ‘School Manager’, ‘administrator’, ‘school-manager-settings’, array ( $this, ‘show_admin_settings_page’ ) ); And please don’t use &$this anymore, that’s PHP 4. 🙂 My demo plugin T5 Admin Menu Demo might help understanding how that works.
The problem is the globals global $akismet_api_host, $akismet_api_port; are not available everywhere. I suggest calling your function in the “init” hook… add_action(‘init’, ‘myAkismetInit’); function myAkismetInit() { var_dump ( bm_checkSpam(”) ); } Check out the Akismet API documentation. The other option is to use one of these wrapper classes: https://github.com/tijsverkoyen/Akismet use \TijsVerkoyen\Akismet\Akismet; // create instance $akismet … Read more
You have to hook an earlier action to check if the form was submitted. Something like: function wpa_process_form(){ if( isset( $_POST[‘my_form_data’] ) ){ // process form and redirect } } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpa_process_form’ );