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WP Local Docker Cache Set Up Instructions

Based on https://github.com/10up/wp-local-docker-v2/compare/master...Viper007Bond:add/memcached-to-wordpress

Installation

1. Install plugin

• wp install memcached-is-your-friend

2. Add the following to wp-config.php (make sure WP_CACHE_KEY_SALT is defined and set with a random value)

• $memcached_servers = array( 'default' => array( 'memcached:11211' ) )

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<?php

use WP_CLI;

/**
 * Paginated Query that performs callback for each iteration.
 *
 * @param string $callback Name of the callback function.
 * @param array  $args WP_Query arguments.
 * @param string $message Message passed to WP CLI make_progress_bar.

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<?php
/**
 * Functionality for modifying and outputting breadcrumbs provided by Yoast.
 *
 * @package IPM
 */

namespace IPM\Breadcrumbs;

/**

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#!/bin/bash

for post in $(wp post list --field=ID --url={url} )
do
  count=$(wp post term list $post 'category' --fields='name' --format="count" --url={url} )
  if [ "$count" -gt "1" ]
  then
    wp post term remove $post category 'uncategorized' --url={url}
  fi
done

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Generate Search & Replace Script For All Applicable http-to-https Image Assets.

1. run wp --allow-root db query "select post_content from wp_posts where post_content like '%<img src%';" --skip-column-names --silent | grep -oP "<img\s+.*?src=['\"](.*?)['\"].*?>" | grep -oP "https?://[^\"]*" | sort | uniq
2. using parse_url(), create a PHP function* to find unique hosts and add first occurence of each to an array of links.
3. Itterate through new list of links and run through a CURL function** to determine
4. Add links with 200-300 status to an array
5. Produce Search & Replace script based of returned values

Function Reference

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$( document ).ajaxComplete( function( event, xhr, settings ) {
		try {
			var queryStringArray = settings.data.split('&');
		} catch(e) {
			var queryStringArray = {};
		}

		// only when 
		if ( $.inArray( 'action=add-tag', queryStringArray ) !== -1 ) {
			const $xml = $( xhr.responseXML );

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Adding Elements to the TinyMCE Format Dropdown

On a recent migration project, one of the requirements was to add a few blockquote styles to the TinyMCE dropdown list to match the editorial process of the old CMS. Wordpress provides a filter to add a secondary or tetriary dropdown, but if you only have a couple additional elements, it seems like bad UX to seperate it from the original dropdown.

Going off a tip from Chancey Mathews, I realized that Wordpress does not send a argument for block_formats when initializing TinyMCE, thus relying on the defaults. By adding this argument to the tiny_mce_before_init filter, we can add in our extra elements*:

* Note: since we're overriding the defaults, we need to include the original elements (p, h1-h6..etc)

function mce_formats( $init ) {

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Worker information
hostname: i-0388d96-precise-production-2-worker-org-docker.travisci.net:d28a5fd8-3589-4295-975d-59cd61e40876
version: v2.5.0 https://github.com/travis-ci/worker/tree/da3a43228dffc0fcca5a46569ca786b22991979f
instance: e0656f8:travis:php
startup: 518.8849ms
system_info
Build system information
Build language: php
Build group: stable
Build dist: precise

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<?php

private function om_add_nfg_subscription( $args ) {
	
	// check if user already exists
	$user = get_user_by('email', $args['email']);
	$user_id = $user ? $user->data->ID : null;
	
	// register new user if doesn't exist
	if (! $user_id )

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$args = array(
    'expiration'        => date( 'Y-m-d 23:59:59', strtotime( 'January 3, 2018', current_time( 'timestamp' ) ) ),
    'created'           => date( 'Y-m-d 23:59:59', strtotime( current_time( 'timestamp' ) ) ),
    'status'            => 'pending',
    'profile_id'        => 0,
    'transaction_id'    => 0,
    'initial_amount'    => 1,
    'recurring_amount'  => 700,
    'bill_times'        => '1',
    'period'            => 'yearly',