Add multiple plugin directories
There are not a lot of filters in subclasses of WP_List_Table, at
least no where we need them to be.
There are not a lot of filters in subclasses of WP_List_Table, at
least no where we need them to be.
I’m trying to make sortable columns in Sites and Links listings admin pages.
I’ve been looking around for the past couple hours for a way to create a custom page template from within a plugin but haven’t had any luck yet.
I recently played with a plugin which I liked a lot, but felt it was missing something. So as first stage I went and wrote a tiny plugin (my first), that just added the needed feature – meaning, that the original plugin still had to be installed for something to work.
publish_post Runs when a post is
published, or if it is edited and its
status is “published”. Action function
arguments: post ID.
I like to create child plugin..
I want to add page templates to a theme directly from the plugin. The idea is that the template would show up in the dropdown under Page Attributes, and all the code would need to be in the plugin.
Was wondering if there was a class or programming technique that would allow me to check for the installation and activation of a particular plugin and if said plugin were not installed, to have it downloaded from WordPress’s plugin repository?
I have a post type the uses post_save to take the address from the post-meta and retrieve the lat/lng coordinates from the Google API. I need a way of notifying the user if there was an issue with retrieving the coordintes. I tried using admin_notices, but nothing displayed:
This isn’t a question about how to build a WordPress plugin. Rather, what, if any, guides could be applied to how to put together the file architecture of any plugin.