Set WordPress Transient Expiration via Variable Value
I want to set WordPress Transient via Variable Value.
I want to set WordPress Transient via Variable Value.
I am building a theme into which I have integrated data recovered by an external API.
I am trying to understand how ajax call and memory of server are linked? Is there any parameter in WordPress control this.
Ok, let’s say I want to give the user the ability to schedule a wp cron event every X minutes. Now, let’s say I want X to be anywhere from 10 to 525600 (minutes in a year).
I have a client with a fully fleshed out and functional WordPress website with a child theme. I am creating a plugin for them to take in form data from not-logged-in users and send it off to an external API.
I’m trying to put a section in the customizer where you can choose how to put a box-shadow in a h1. The problem is that i need to write the whole box-shadow box at once, is not like border where you can split in border-top, border-color, border-style, border-with, etc. Then, i need to get some css values different than the one im changing at that moment. Well, i dont know if i explained my self properly. You can see what i mean in the following example code (it’s just an example, this code doesnt work):
Ok guys and gals, I’m losing my mind here…
I just found out how to create a new role on WordPress. So, I did something like this:
[EDIT] Problem 3 is solved (just I must to remove source: 'text' from attributes declaration to allow store data in the the block’s comment delimiter).
I created simple custom WordPress plugin for a client in 2016 that simply displays a paginated list of results queried from a custom table.