Look at the documentation, $wpdb->delete() takes at least two parameters, the table name and the Where-conditions as an array(). LIKE isn’t supported for delete imho, so you’ll need to use ->query global $wpdb; $wpdb->query( “DELETE FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key LIKE ‘_cb_%'” ); $wpdb->query( “DELETE FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_type LIKE ‘webcam'” ); I assume the double … Read more
look what is in $columns, you will see the column cb for “checkbox” then you can do that : function edit_first_column($columns) { $arr = [ “cb” => $columns[“cb”]; “new_title” = “Title”; ] unset($columns[‘cb’]); unset($columns[‘title’]); $arr += $columns; return $arr; }
Sorry for wasting your time reading my question but fortunately i have found where the problem is and i should have wrapped the title with !is_admin if(!is_admin()){; $title=”<span style=”background-color:#333333; padding:3px; color:#ffffff; border-radius: 4px;”>”.$greatgrandparent[0].’:</span> ‘.$title; } I thought to delet the question but it my be handy for any one. Thank you.
Ajax calling in a function goes into abspath loop
Let me start with a question: What if the user simply refreshes the page after the action is processed? It will resubmit the action. So the issue is not only with the links for the sortable column header and how WP_List_Table is generating them but with the way you are handling the action requests. The … Read more
Different style for specific rows in custom list table using WP_List_Table
If your form is embedded in a shortcode or some other front end form, I would post to the permalink for the page. That’s more reliable than using action=”” in my experience. Then output something on that page to acknowledge the submission or show an error. $global $post; printf(‘<form method=”post” action=”%s”>’,get_permalink($post->ID)); or in for a … Read more
Determine if the current page, is being edited
React in plugins: REST endpoints vs. regular functions
The password is hashed in the DB then you need to set it with wp_update_user wp_update_user([ “ID” => $user_id, “user_pass” => $_POST[‘password’], ]);