wordpress-plugin-creation

问题 I would like to understand the sequence various classes are loaded in Wordpress. There are many plugins available in Wordpress, then who will be loaded earlier than another. Consider I would like to develop a plugin that will use some existing class of Woocommerce. Basically my custom plugin will extend some class of Woocommerce (for example : WC_Gateway_COD) How I can ensure the existing class ‘WC_Gateway_COD’ is already defined & loaded before it execute the below statement ? if (class

问题 Actually I have changed some code in WordPress Store Locator. I want it to remain when plugin will update. So I want to create a child plugin for that. Any ideas on how I could manage it? 回答1: This varies plugin to plugin, and it sometimes isn't even possible, other times plugins have documentation to extend them easily (such as WooCommerce and Gravity Forms). Some of them create Action Hooks with do_action() that let you extend the functionality easily. A common example is updating a post

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64274261/registering-a-wordpress-rest-route-and-endpoint-for-a-function-stored-in-a-custo

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64327204/where-to-register-rest-route-to-wordpress-plugin-endpoint

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64327204/where-to-register-rest-route-to-wordpress-plugin-endpoint

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64327204/where-to-register-rest-route-to-wordpress-plugin-endpoint

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64327204/where-to-register-rest-route-to-wordpress-plugin-endpoint