This question here is asking the same question as I am, but there were no adequate answers nor a selected correct answer so I am asking again hoping if I ask in a more coherent manner I might get a response.
I would like to write a function to email me the URL of the website when my theme is activated.
I have a client who’s site will be making heavy use of custom post types to configure their site. But I’m between a rock and a hard place for their requested home page.
Seems like a simple enough requirement, but I’m struggling:
Is there a way to know what functions are hooked to a particular hook? For example if I’d like to know what functions are hooked to the wp_head hook.
I’m trying to debug a plugin which I didn’t develop and I want to list all the registered actions. I’ve read this SO thread:
The goal I want to use wp_schedule_single_event( ) to execute a single event that sends me an e-mail 8 minutes after the user submits a form. The issue The following code is in my functions.php: function nkapi_send_to_system( $args ) { wp_mail( 'xxx', 'xxx', $args ); } add_action( 'nkapi_send', 'nkapi_send_to_system' ); function schedule_event( $id ) { … Read more
When I’m creating a new post, just after clicking “Add New”, when the post editor shows, instead of having to use the dropdown and choose a custom field to use, I’d like to have some default custom field inputs already openend.
I am writing a plugin that fetches some extended user info from a remote service and I need it to execute its function each time a user logs in.
I want to know if it is a good practice according to WordPress theme or plugin development.