I’m using uninstall.php for my plugin to delete all the traces my plugin did to a site on uninstall (delete). I did it in a good way, but even after the deletion there are some fields in the options table:
This code is used to get the directory of the current plugin: plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ).
I’m building a plugin that adds extra functionality to a main plugin. Ideally in the plugins administration screen, the “activate” link should be disabled and an inline note should be added that tells the user to install and activate the main plugin first before he/she can use the current plugin.
I am trying to make a personal plugin that does specific things based on what is loaded. In this example, in my action method I want to perform one function if the currently loading page is using the template-blog.php template, if it’s a single blog post (loading single.php do a second function, anything else do a 3rd function
I’m developing WordPress plugins. When I activate my plugin, I’m getting the following message:
I am using WP Post Views plugin to display the post number of views. To do so, I use:
I’m writing a plugin, bar, which is dependent on another plugin, foo, being activated, and I need the functions from foo to be available when bar loads. Normally plugins are loaded in alphabetical order based on the directory name, so bar is loaded before foo. If I rename the bar directory to zbar then it gets loaded last and works fine, but I’m looking for a more elegant and correct solution.
anyone encountered this bug that it will work when you are logged in but once you log out it won’t work anymore.
I am struggling a lot this time working on including a JavaScript files in plugin folder.
I was wondering if anyone knew of a plugin or a way programmatically to change the the default admin page for a specific user/role?