So I’ve been trying to override a method inside a child class, originally I modified the original files but that would get deleted with every plugin update, therefore I wanted to create a custom plugin to constantly override that method to check for a few things before it fires, here’s the class :

Here is my custom plugin code

Here is my custom plugin code

I’m pretty new to PHP and WordPress development, and I started creating my own plugin to search a database then return results from the search query and show a list of upcoming events in a “suggested” section. The list of events comes from the Corsizio API. My problem is getting to show the correct events.

Hello everyone I am trying to build a plugin that modifies default search results of wordpress website instead for searching for keywords in database I want it to hit a different API using post method and once that API responds with a set of post id’s that post’s should be displayed in search result. I am sharing my code below the issue is I am using the right API no confusion but it still give 404 error.

I started working on wordpress plugins with PHP and from the little i’ve gathered seems like any client would be able to download the plugin and access the code.

This is a segment of code from a working plugin it create a taxonomy that will take values in a similar way tags are added in post but for custom post type plants

I am currently developing a WordPress plugin called FlexiPress. I’ve created a settings page in the WordPress dashboard where users can configure various features of the plugin.