Are you looking for a filter perhaps? add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpse_the_content_filter’, 20 ); function wpse_the_content_filter( $content ) { // Do whatever you want with the $content return $content; } Filtering ‘the_content’ will pass the post or page content through a function of your choice. Just make sure to run it late (e.g. 20) and return the … Read more
Getting user names and passwords is a horrible idea I hope no user will actually agree to, but beyond that your idea to do it from JS is going to fail due to CORS, which means you will have to do it in AJAX to your server, and let your server try to login, which … Read more
I had the same problem. Take $this->includes(); out of the init method, and put it into the register_widgets method: public function init() { … // Include plugin files // $this->includes(); // <– remove this } public function register_widgets() { $this->includes(); // <- put it here \Elementor\Plugin::instance()->widgets_manager->register_widget_type( new \Elementor_oEmbed_Widget() ); }
Setup WordPress Cron Events Let’s say you want to start the cron at 6PM and keep running the cron after every 15 minutes till 9PM (for 3 hours). Then all cron stops. Note: for the simplicity of implementation, all time entry in the CODE is considered to be GMT/UTC. For this, you need to schedule … Read more
Why WordPress creates two transients: Because the first transient with timeout in the name, is used for storing the expiration you set for your transient (but the stored value is a UNIX timestamp, not simply the value you passed like 3600) so that WordPress knows when to delete your transient. As for the second one, … Read more
It normally takes at most 15 minutes before the Extend page is refreshed, so just give it a little while.
Although I’m not clear on what exactly you need, maybe I could offer a few pointers. First off, the documentation on the various sites have everything you need, so you should visit the WordPress Codex, and jQuery UI examples. Hooks admin_init : You can deregister/register scripts here. If you intend on using a custom jquery … Read more
The page you referenced does have the correct order of events listed there. If you want to see which events were fired for a particular request you can install debug-bar and debug-bar-action-hooks. If you are wanting to send a header either plugins_loaded or init will work. But it is recommended to use the send_headers action … Read more
The WordPress user agent is set in the class WP_Http as ‘WordPress/’ . $wp_version . ‘; ‘ . get_bloginfo( ‘url’ ) You can set it to a (secret) fixed value per filter: add_filter( ‘http_headers_useragent’, ‘wpse_59788_user_agent’ ); function wpse_59788_user_agent() { // to remove this filter immediately uncomment the following line // remove_filter( current_filter(), __FUNCTION__ ); return … Read more
wp_mail() is defined in wp-includes/pluggable.php. This file is loaded after the plugins are loaded, but before the hook plugins_loaded has been fired. So the answer is: wait. add_action( ‘plugins_loaded’, ‘renderHTML’ ); On a side note: prefix your function names and your global variables.