core-admin | Fully automatic admin site CRUD UI generator for ASP.NET | Model View Controller library
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Fully automatic admin site generator for ASP.NET Core. Add one line of code, get loads of stuff.
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QUESTION
I am struggling with this one, but what I am looking to do is speed up the WooCommerce backend. I am at around the 10 second mark and I am looking to shave off a few seconds by eliminating any unneeded scripts and css that are getting loaded.
I am only looking to eliminate these requests in the backend, specifically the orders page and single orders page of WooCommerce. I toyed with placing add_action
above and below the function, but nothing.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-31 at 19:10The hook admin_init
is executed before admin_enqueue_scripts
(when admin styles are enqueued). That means they get enqueued anyway.
Use admin_print_styles
as your hook. By having the priority high at 1 (the last argument of add_action()
) you make sure it gets executed before the styles get printed.
See the WordPress Codex
QUESTION
so here I have a page that holds all the functions. I give name "init-admin" and I call all these functions on all admin pages
this is the content of init-admin.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-04 at 14:12Okay, so you seem to have various problems here, I will try to answer one question at a time.
header()With PHP we have the header
function; we can use for various purposes, to change the location of the page:
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Answered 2017-Oct-11 at 06:00When you access the page for the first time, the $_POST is empty(It will only contain data if you send HTTP POST request to your script using submit button). In such case, the below else condition satisfies:
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I am currently working on Wordpress version 4.8.2 (running on my local PC via wamp) and i have installed a pluging BuddyPress but when i try to activate the plugin, following error occurs :
Fatal error: Call to undefined function dbDelta() in C:\wamp64\www\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\admin\bp-core-admin-schema.php on line 159
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-06 at 11:18It's better to ask such questions on BuddyPress support forums.
In general, I think, that the issue is not in the plugin, but in the used theme instead. Please try to switch to 2017/2016/2015 theme for a moment, activate BuddyPress on that default 100% supported theme, and then feel free to switch back to NRGNetwork. During the plugin activation it does a bunch of initial things, including DB setup, and it seems it conflicts with what is done in a theme.
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