Pass PHP variable to javascript
Is there any possibility to pass some PHP variables in javascript so I can use them later?
Is there any possibility to pass some PHP variables in javascript so I can use them later?
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I’m in the midst of building a WordPress Plugin that adds a custom post type, for which I’d like to include a default template to display. Essentially, this is an event management plugin, and the custom post type is for the Events. There’s a handful of custom meta fields, as well as a child post type (Performances), so without a default template to display them, using it would be pretty unfriendly. But I would like theme designers to be able to create their own templates for these post types if desired.
My question is about php but it involves wordpress as i am creating a plugin. The case is that i have 5 questions, each question have 6 choices and one choice to choose from each. Now the person would select any choice from each or just few. I have created the if condition that is now making me mad, as it has gone too long and will do further, like nearly 100 combination will be made. I wouldn’t want that, i know there is a way of multidimensional array but in am not a plugin or php expert for wordpress. so if anyone can sort it for me.
From my understanding of how WordPress updates core and plugins is that every 12 hours it goes out and looks for updates. When does that time get set? 12 hours from initial installation? I ask this because using the plugin auto-update filter add_filter( 'auto_update_plugin' ); you could theoretically only allow plugins to update between certain times but if that certain time does not fall into that 12 hour window then plugins will never be updated.
How can I stop WordPress from prompting me to enter FTP information when doing updates?
Before I ask this question, I know there is a (legitimate) hesitation to answer questions here about Woo products since they have their own support and their users should be encouraged to use that. I am a paying Woo user but couldn’t solve this with their paid support, and my question is about overriding classes … Read more
In my plugin, I would like to add two buttons to Media Manager (to the left of “Insert Into Post” in “media-toolbar-primary” section), and connect a jQuery action to it.
Most people are aware that minimizing the number of plugins used is a good way to help keep a WordPress site running fast. However, does that general rule include deactivated plugins?
I have taken it upon myself to adhere to WordPress conventions so I can have a clean, sexy child theme. However, I am unsure how to proceed on a certain issue.