Making a plugin file accessible via url rewrite?
In my WordPress plugin I have a php file that generates some stats about the blog and outputs it as a simple text file. To access WordPress functions I’ve included this at the top of the file:
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How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery
I know I can add a script file to the footer of wordpress that requires jquery using this code:
Strategy On Building Plugin Using Eclipse
Anyone who has experience in building wordpress plugin using eclipse PDT?
How to create an API for my plugin?
I have been developing plugins for WordPress, most plugins I have developed use two or three classes, hence not as huge as Buddypress or WooCommerce.
How do i best handle custom plugin page actions?
I’m constantly running into the same annoyance, so i thought i’d see if there’s any ideas or experience out there…
How to use a Must-Use plugin to hide a regular one and to hide itself?
When solving this issue ( Change admin language based on user (in single-site) ), I did a function so that the plugin would auto-hide from all users except one (me:).
PHP error with shortcode handler from a class
Currently i am using the following generic flow for adding the shortcode for a plugin.
Trying to avoid including wp-load.php
I am working a plugin where I am trying to connect an HR system with WordPress. There is an XML API on the HR system so I have written the plugin to take the data and put it into a WordPress database table specific to my plugin. This is all done via the built in AJAX etc but there was a request for the person to be able to schedule a task so that it wasn’t querying the HR system on every site visit (the list of positions need to be displayed on the site front page). Then the problem becomes syncing. This is an IIS environment so they want to use Scheduled Tasks to sync the site. I explained the WordPress scheduled task API but they prefer to have it sync manually through their own infrastructure.
Mapping multiple URLs to same page
I just came across this page with almost similar requirements as mine
AJAX Call Via Vanilla JavaScript In WordPress Plugin Development
I ama newbie in WordPress Plugin development in which I have some HTML form on the main plugin page that will get the data from the admin who is logged in and a back page where I have some different functions in PHP like to get information from the database etc. To explain in detail, here is the code…