I’ve this in my main plugin file:
Alright, so I’m developing a plugin where my plugin file is a class which holds all the functions related to the initiation of the plugin, such that I can simply provide all of the plugins functionalities by initiating the class. According to a variety of docs, I developed stuff in a way where I hook all of the plugin’s functionalities as callbacks onto the according hooks. Callbacks are defined as public functions in the class, and the callbacks are hooked via the class constructor; like so:
I’m writing a new plugin, and one of the things it does is create a new dynamic block. I generally write my plugins based off of WPPB, which does things in an object-oriented way, and semantically separates admin functionality from public functionality.
In my functions.php file I would like to remove the below filter, but I’m not sure how to do it since it’s in a class. What should remove_filter() look like?
Currently i am using the following generic flow for adding the shortcode for a plugin.
I made a WordPress plugin like this:
My question is about php but it involves wordpress as i am creating a plugin. The case is that i have 5 questions, each question have 6 choices and one choice to choose from each. Now the person would select any choice from each or just few. I have created the if condition that is now making me mad, as it has gone too long and will do further, like nearly 100 combination will be made. I wouldn’t want that, i know there is a way of multidimensional array but in am not a plugin or php expert for wordpress. so if anyone can sort it for me.
I am writing a plugin to send an invitation to a friend which opens up a form when a link is clicked. I encapsulated all the functions in class by following the code given in the Report Broken Video plugin by @toscho. The relevant code is below: