First, you’ll have to determine an average time to execute your job. Run it once every minute, five times. Use error_log(‘Start’);, and error_log(‘End’); to mark the start time, and the end time. Take an average of all five results and round it up to full seconds. Prepare your job to execute its logic 6 times …
As Milo hints at in their comment, custom post types can only be registered on the init hook. Therefore, if you are trying to get all the public but not builtin post types before init, then get_post_types() will return an empty array. (You can use get_post_types() to get the builtin post types before init.) What …
You have to add filter: add_filter( ‘cron_schedules’, ‘minute_interval’ ); Otherwise your function minute_interval is not invoked, interval is not defined, and event doesn’t work.
If you have this shortcode: [product id=”2″] Which is redered by this: add_shortcode( ‘product’, ‘getSingleProduct’ ); function getSingleProduct( $atts ) { shortcode_atts( [ ‘id’ => ‘0’, ], $atts ); // Do someting with the “2”. do_request( ‘GET’, get_api_url() . ‘api/product/’ . “2” ); // This “2” comes from the shortcode } You can get the …
Using the Access plugin, you can create more fined grained access control and achieve better administration of your site. Use the following steps to create your own roles with custom permissions for Woo-commerce. 1. Create a custom role. 2. Click on Change permissions for that role, click on Woo-commerce capabilities to display related ones and …
You don’t have to use a specific plugin to achieve columns in print, you can modify how your layout looks when printing using the print CSS media query. You can learn more about this topic here. In case of the WP Journal plugin to print 3 columns of text add this: @media print { .cols3 …
It doesn’t need to be checked to work. When you publish the post, as long as you haven’t added another category and explicitly checked it, WordPress will automatically assign the Uncategorized category for you. Once you hit publish and the page refreshes you’ll see the checkbox checked.
Your core issue is that you pass value as globals but never declare them as such. Generally speaking, “template parts” are useful when you want to give the ability to someone else to override them via a child theme or plugin, but if you are doing a “one off” theme, it is just better to …
Use this: <a href=”http://darsequranmardan.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/4%20Al-Rad%20Ayat-1%20Part-2.mp3″ download=”4%20Al-Rad%20Ayat-1%20Part-2.mp3″>download</a> The structure is: <a href=”http://test.com/uploads/path/file.mp3″ download=”file.mp3″>download</a> Here is a great article on the download attribute.
Plugin – it is not only tables in database, but also files. Such an error usually occurs when rights in the filesystem are not properly set. Rights must be 644 for files and 755 for directories, and owner must be the same user, under which php is running.
