This is not common practice, but it works. A better approach, is to use a class and with the singleton pattern, just like WooCommerce and many others, where you have: A static function (called instance, getInstance…) that: Creates an instance (object) if not already done and returns it Or returns the existing instance Let’s continue … Read more
Might wanna look at https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_upload_dir/ In definition there is a hook upload_dir, you can use that to change path. Haven’t tried or tested it, but you can give it a try.
You could register a custom menu page and then use an iframe for the webmail as an output for this. To secure your /webmail URL you can set access-controls within your .htaccess file to only allow your website address to access the path.
/** *Extend WP Core get_template_part() function to load files from the within Plugin directory defined by PLUGIN_DIR_PATH constant * * Load the page to be displayed * from within plugin files directory only * * @uses mec_locate_admin_menu_template() function * * @param $slug * @param null $name */ function mec_get_admin_menu_page($slug, $name = null) { do_action(“mec_get_admin_menu_page_{$slug}”, $slug, … Read more
I had do adapt Backbone for a project of mine, so I might help to get you started. If you want to adapt the rendering of your Backbone Templates, you need to rewrite them, because there are no built in filters for existing Templates. add_action(‘print_media_templates’, ‘print_my_media_templates’); function print_my_media_templates() { ?> <script type=”text/html” id=”my-custom-template”> //TODO: Copy … Read more
TL;DR: Use a child theme instead 🙂 If we dig into the code for get_template_part(), there’s an action there – get_template_part_{$slug} – which we could hook into. Digging a bit further, get_template_part() calls locate_template(), which calls load_template(). Unfortunately, there’s nothing in either of these functions that seems to be pluggable, so we can’t hook in … Read more
It sounds like you have some of your Settings API calls wrong. Your dropdown input is created in the callback of your add_settings_field(). Each settings field needs to be told which settings section it is part of, and then your options page communicates which settings sections it needs to display through the do_settings() function. Here’s … Read more
Use a custom walker. Extend start_el() to print <li class=”menu_separator”><hr></li> if the menu title is just a ‘-‘. functions.php function wpse38241_setup_menu() { register_nav_menu( ‘main-menu’, ‘Main Menu’ ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse38241_setup_menu’ ); /** * Replaces items with ‘-‘ as title with li class=”menu_separator” * * @author Thomas Scholz (toscho) */ class Wpse38241_Separator_Walker extends Walker_Nav_Menu { … Read more
My solution for now is check every hour if it is running and if not reschedule it. I also remove this in deactivate etc. wp_schedule_event(time(), ‘hourly’, ‘my_restart_schedule_if_failed’); function my_restart_schedule_if_failed() { if( !wp_next_scheduled( ‘my_scheduled_minute_job’ ) ) { wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘one_minute’, ‘my_scheduled_minute_job’ ); } }
Danny, this is pretty much lifted straight from a plug-in I’ve made: <?php function form($instance){ $instance = wp_parse_args( (array) $instance, $this->w_arg ); ?> <p> <select id=”<?php echo $this->get_field_id(‘order’); ?>” name=”<?php echo $this->get_field_name(‘order’); ?>” type=”text”> <option value=”asc” <?php selected($instance[‘order’], ‘asc’); ?>>ASC </option> <option value=”desc” <?php selected($instance[‘order’], ‘desc’);?>>DESC </option> </select> </p> <?php } ?> Without seeing the … Read more