Hello. In this article, we’ll look at an example of implementing a redirect using JavaScript.
To keep it short — you can perform a redirect in JS like this:
As an example, let’s review a small piece of code that implements a tree with fruits attached to it. In this case, the 'tree' is our custom taxonomy, and 'fruit' is a custom post type used to define fruits with all their parameters (color, taste, etc. — these are not discussed in this article).
Hello. In this article, we will learn how to read data from the WordPress Media Manager via API. The distinguishing feature of today’s post is that we’ll use native PHP CURL functions instead of the WP wrapper “wp_remote_get(...)”.
Hello. In today’s article, we’ll cover the topic of comments. Specifically, how to add a custom column to the comment list table and display custom (non-standard) values in it.
Hello. In today’s article, we’ll look at uploading images to the WordPress media manager using the API and its core functions.
Today we’ll add some complexity by using a cron job. Our code will need to execute every 10 seconds.
Let’s get started. First, we’ll create a custom time interval for the cron job using the WordPress “cron_schedules” filter: