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WP Test is a fantastically exhaustive set of test data to measure the integrity of your plugins and themes. This test data comes packed with lessons learned from over four years of theme and plugin support, and baffling corner cases, to create a potent cocktail of simulated, quirky user content. WP Test still offers the following benefits over the WordPress Unit Test data.
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QUESTION
I am trying to implement Xdebug in my VSCode for WordPress project. I am using XAMPP and PHP 7.4.15. I have set up Xdebug on my computer (Windows 10).
launch.json ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 09:33Xdebug is initiating a break-point here, likely because it was instructed to do so by VSCode. You can verify this by checking the breakpoint_set lines inside the Xdebug log file, which you can create by setting xdebug.log=/tmp/xdebug.log in php.ini.
On the bottom left of your last screenshot, you can see that there is a tick set for "Everything". For the VS Code plugin that means setting an Xdebug break-point on *, which includes every exception, including ones that are caught. If you un tick the box, Xdebug should no longer generate a break-point to interrupt your code here.
QUESTION
Why is the following TextBlock not sizing to its content? Its width (as shown with blue backgroud) is covering the width of the entire window.
What am I missing here and how can I fix it?
I have set Width="Auto" for the textblock. NOTE: I don't want to set the entire window to SizeToContent="WidthAndHeight" since it would have other controls that we don't need to use this setting for. This is just a minimal demo for this post only:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-14 at 19:55Set HorizontalAlignment="Left". The default value is "Stretch", which means that the control should be stretched to fill the space available in the containing element. Setting to "Left" will disable that behavior and allow the TextBlock to grow only as much needed to fit the text:
QUESTION
I am talking to WP REST API and if I do have results in data object I generate HTML code to frontend, and that is working fine, but what to do, and how to generate different HTML output (for example "There is no search result") if there is not data in data object.
I try with if statement but no luck with that. I am new to coding so forgive me if this is trivial problem...
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 11:28Your code should work if its as below:
QUESTION
I found several solutions to this one, tried them all (csrf tokens, urls..) but none of them seems to work.
This is my setup:
html file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-14 at 20:38Ok I found the solution:
The whole problem is, that in order for ajax to be successful, the controller needs to pass and return. dd function kills the controller before return and ajax fail therefore.
Make sure controller always gets to its return line.
QUESTION
We've run into an odd situation in Wordpress where a very basic CSS font style doesn't work when trying to apply that style to a single hyphen targeted by a span and class.
The HTML is a very straight-forward:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-18 at 20:54Wordpress turns the dash chars into en-dashes, two or three dashes into em-dashes. Which is typically the correct thing to do typographically and symantically. This happens when you save the post. The replacements are done in the file /wp-includes/formatting.php. This is a core WordPress file, so changes to it have high probability of getting replaced on WordPress update, so keep in mind if you make this change you may have to redo it periodically. However, the variables you'd change is $static_characters and it's replacement in $static_replacements.
QUESTION
First time building a plugin for Wordpress.
I add a page to my site programmatically like this in my plugin:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-21 at 11:12QUESTION
I've got a docker-compose.yml that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-04 at 20:53You can create a simple Dockerfile that pulls from the wordpress image and add a RUN command with whatever you want to do.
QUESTION
I'm using docker-engine 17.05.0~ce-0~ubuntu-xenial to build this Dockerfile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-26 at 15:04The wordpress:cli Dockerfile declares VOLUME /var/www/html. Once that VOLUME directive has run, the content of that directory tree is fixed forever more; your COPY and RUN statements that try to add things into that directory have no effect.
QUESTION
My application is a loans processing platform
For this question, let us assume there are 5 tables. Below is a brief description of what these tables do, and the current number of records.
- loans - holds the loans data - 1.5m records
- clients - holds client name etc - 500k records
- client_coms - client phone and email records - 1.5m records
- client_addresses - client address records - 550k records
- clients_banks - client bank account data - 520k records
I have added create table queries and some test data at the bottom of the question.
My problem is geting a query to run efficiently when searching for values held in joined tables.
Hypothetical Scenario:
- I have a client with ID 12516
- There are 4 records in the client _coms table related to this client, one of which has the value tony@findme.com
- I need to search for a record in the loans table which has a client with the email address of tony@findme.com
- I am currently joining the clients_coms table to the loans table ON client_id, and then grouping by client_id
- This is taking quite a while to run especially f there are multiple criteria in the where clause
Example query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-05 at 01:23Your query looks like selecting all table fields:
Inefficient:
- It include all the records before it display the fields you wanted.
- It making your query become too slow when the times comes you got a millions of data.
- Performance problem.
To Resolve:
Just select specific fields that you need like:
Avoid using Select *
QUESTION
I have a plugin which has no functionality so far. This is the current structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-23 at 13:40I found the answer to my question. From the part, the problem was that I connected the vendor/autoload.php after accessing the __construct().
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Install wptest
Download the data from the repository.
Unzip the download on your computer.
Launch your WordPress site.
Navigate to Tools > Import in the WordPress admin.
Click on WordPress and install the WordPress Importer plugin, if it's not already installed, and click Activate Plugin & Run Importer after the installation completes.
Choose the wptest.xml file you extracted from the zip in Step 2 and click Upload file and import.
On the next screen, do not change or reassign anything about the authors and make sure you check the Download and import file attachments box before you click Submit.
Let the import process run until complete. Do not close the browser tab / window or navigate away from page while importing. You should see an All done. Have fun! message when the import is complete.
Happy testing! See Usage section for more details.
Make sure you have WP-CLI installed, if it's not already installed.
Via the command line, execute the wptest-cli-install.sh script.
Follow the prompts to install the WP Test data.
Happy testing! See Usage section for more details.
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