Update plugin from personal API
I’m developing a wordpress plugin at the moment which I do not want in the WordPress plugin repository. However I still want to be able to push updates to my costumers from my own API repository.
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Create custom page templates with plugins?
Is it possible to make custom page templates available from a plugin?
How can I force a file download in the WordPress backend?
I would like to add a “Click to download” button to one of my WordPress plugins, and I’m not sure which hook to use. So far, hooking ‘admin_init’ to this code seems to work:
WP Rest API: details of latest post including featured media url in one request?
I’m using wp-rest api to get posts information.
I also use wp rest api filter items to filter fields and summarize the result:
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:).
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.
How do I exclude plugins from getting automatically updated?
There is an opt-in filter that allows all plugins on my site to receive automatic updates:
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…
What are these entries in the database? Looks similar to JSON
So I have been wondering for a while now what these entries are and what they do, also what the format of them are. They look similar to JSON but are definitely not JSON.
Redesigning Custom Post Type “Add New” page
I’ve been browsing all over google for a solution to this. I’m writing a custom post types plugin for work to log-in visitors that we get. I initially wrote a mock-up without custom post types, then I came around here from a google search and saw a screenshot that showed an example of custom post types to store information about Attorneys. It showed that someone redesigned the “add new”/”edit” page for custom post types with a whole new interface.