WordPress interpreted your shortcode like this: The main issue being, that you have a unclosed shortcode of the same tag in front of an enclosing shortcode of the same tag, which won’t be parsed correctly. The documentation states that you might run into problems with unclosed shortcodes. When you call your shortcode like this: [span … Read more
I’d be inclined to just do a one off enqueue and be done with it.. It means you have to manage an additional file(the JS file), but when you’re writing code it’s usually a good idea to create some form of organisation with your files(or at least get into the habit of doing so), ie. … Read more
The component is still functional, the issue is due to how it was pulled out into its own package. It is no longer uppercase and in order to use it in JSX, you will need to alias it: const { serverSideRender: ServerSideRender } = wp; See this issue for more details.
I believe what you’re referring to is called “Post Types”. By default, WordPress has a complete post types you’re already familiar with – post ( news / blog ), page ( Pages ), attachment ( Media ), revision ( Page / Post Revisions ). You can read up on the full list of built in … Read more
You might be able to use wp_style_is() to do this: $style=”bootstrap”; if( ( ! wp_style_is( $style, ‘queue’ ) ) && ( ! wp_style_is( $style, ‘done’ ) ) ) { //queue up your bootstrap wp_enqueue_style( $style, $path_to_bootstrap, $deps, $ver, $media ); } This comes with all the same caveats as @Milo’s solution — it’ll only work … Read more
You’ve used the dbDelta function incorrectly. The whole point of that function is you pass in a table creation SQL command. If the table doesn’t exist, it creates it. If the table exists but doesn’t match, it’s modified until it matches. This includes adding and updating columns, indexes, and other aspects. So what you want … Read more
I was having the same issue recently, until I followed an example from the WordPress Codex which suggests using action hooks to run the function. I think if you add the following… add_action( ‘recalculate_all_scores_hook’, ‘recalculate_all_scores’ ); …and amend the wp_schedule_event function to use the action hook name rather than the function directly… wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘fiveminutes’, … Read more
permalinks with get variables
So as we discussed this in chat, there was one (wired) thing: The hook name must not(!) contain underscores. To keep yourself on the save side of life, better lower case it as well.
Is there any way to test if a function running only on plugin update is successfully running? Yes. Background When you update a plugin, WordPress does several actions behind the scenes. Download the new version of the plugin Deactivate the old plugin version Delete the old plugin version Extract the new version Activate the new … Read more