@SamuelEth is right, creating a page to handle this (with rewrites) could be the way to go. Another alternative would be registering a custom post type of my-plugin(with the admin UI setting off since you don’t want user access to it)… …and dynamically detecting and handling calls to that, the advantage being the rewrite is … Read more
I would suggest googling “wordpress ajax tutorials”. Here is one that was beneficial to me. https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/using-ajax-with-wordpress/ The first problem I see is you have not stated what your ‘action’ variable is. The JavaScript AJAX call specifies what function is targeted in the ‘action’ attribute. In WP, this is the hook executes your server-side AJAX code. … Read more
get_post_permalink won’t work for draft or pending posts. But there are a couple workarounds you could use. Here there is a similar post with two options.
Most likely this is coming from the Theme’s language file, can you explain why the translating has to be done by the plugin? Language files are designed for this. But, if you really want to do this, use the gettext filter: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/gettext Using this to much may impact preformance. https://pippinsplugins.com/dangers-gettext-filter/ Regards, Bjorn
Here’s what I did: Inserted ob_start() and ob_get_clean(), at strategic places in header.php and footer.php within a child theme derived from my base site’s main theme. <some header stuff> ob_start() <header html I want to reuse across network> <?php $html = ob_get_clean(); echo $html; harvest_html($html, ‘header’); ?> The function harvest_html simply takes the string and … Read more
One simple solution is to check with the query string from the request: if ( !empty( $_REQUEST[‘action’] ) && “edit” == $_REQUEST[‘action’] ) { /* proceed */ } But it is also a good practice to use @mmm’s suggestion since you are working with meta boxes where you have the $post object in use. When … Read more
You are using css to display none we don’t need to use show() function. Please click on javascript icon in fiddle and select any jquery1.9.1 or above version . Update this code and run ( http://screenshotlink.ru/8f491216a33e437f762eb8815efec77d.png ) $(document).ready(function(){ $(‘.share-icon’).on(‘click’,function (e) { var id = $(this).attr(“id”).split(‘-‘); $(‘.post-share#post-share-‘+id[2]).css(“display”,”block”); }); });
You can use the native PHP sleep() function in WordPress for timers in seconds, or usleep() for timers in microseconds: http://php.net/manual/en/function.sleep.php http://php.net/manual/en/function.usleep.php
This is not possible at all. There aren’t even duplication between page templates between the bundled themes. There is no way for you to know or to predict functions, outlay or markup in any template. IMHO, because of this, templates should always reside within a theme and not in a plugin. Afterall, templates are theme … Read more
What you’re looking for is called “pointers”, available since 3.3 and you’re right it lacks documentation. It’s done with a little bit of JavaScript. You may look at this post to find useful information about pointers. It uses native WP scripts and styles this way : wp_enqueue_style( ‘wp-pointer’ ); wp_enqueue_script( ‘wp-pointer’ ); See also this … Read more