don’t call ajax if not plugin page
I created a plugin that uses ajax the problem is that the plugin requests are loaded on the whole site and not only on the plugin page I need to call the function only on the plugin page
I created a plugin that uses ajax the problem is that the plugin requests are loaded on the whole site and not only on the plugin page I need to call the function only on the plugin page
I have looked around for an answer here but I didn’t find exactly what I’m looking for so I give this a try:
This function allows me to show Demo Url on the single product page before cart button. But i want to display it somewhere else using a shortcode. Please help me How to do that-
I am creating a WordPress plugin and in my plugin i need to do some SQL statements ,in the site i am working on i have access to WP-admin but i cant get to the files to get database name and password from WP-config that i need in
I have a functionality plugin to extend an existing (original) plugin. (Before I was just forking, but after the update of the original plugin it became clear that it is not a good practice.) I saved the code snippets I used when forking, and want to add them to the original plugin.
I don’t understand wordpress, why is this wp_get_environment_type function undefined?
I thought I had it. I added an attribute “max_level” and a SelectControl element “SelectMaxLevel”. Everything works according to plan: I can set the max level and it is saved in the block. When I save the post and display the post see that the php part uses the “maximum level” variable. But when I edit the post the blocks loads it’s default value. Why does this happen?
my language is Persian and I wanted to change font of wordpress dashboard To be more pleasant. so I created a plugin that works easy. just changes the font of HTML elements of dashboard by CSS (font-family).
We are a very small company working with a specific customer base. In this, we often have to create small WP plugins specific to the customer. Typically, we re-use our own basic folder structure and files (base php file that lays out some standard variables, assets folder structure for css and js files, installation/settings features templates, etc.).
Is there a plugin for WordPress to define sort of a membership program? My requirement is to have registered users, basically members, and according to their (paid) plan, they can have access to some specific areas of my website. Currently I found https://wordpress.org/plugins/wishlist/ but I was wondering if there are other plugins on the market. … Read more