I wanted to know if a third party plugin can access "WordPress site health info" data. If yes, than what is the correct procedure to do that? Thank you.

Is there any possibility tracking what article we post in certain date using google analytics?? If there's any way possible, please let me know. thankyou

I hope this question is not too broad or not the right format. But the subject at hand is one of the vaguest: debugging. For the TLDR crowd out there, the actual question is in bold in the 'What I am missing' section :) Context: I have to debug a weird occurrence on a large woocommerce WP site that I have not built, and that uses around 40-ish plugins, most of which are woocommerce add-ons. I cannot go the plugin …

So I have a URL which has a tracking link applied to the end. For some reason WordPress is removing the & which is causing the tracking to fail. You can see the URL example here: http://www.domain.co.uk/internalpage/?&mkwid=smWfvaLGf_dm When you go through this, you then get redirected in a way to: http://www.domain.co.uk/internalpage/?mkwid=smWfvaLGf_dm Note the & has been removed. Also, this only happens on internal pages. Does anyone know how to stop this?

I want to redirect based on conditions in Gravity Forms. //REDIRECT BASED ON GRAVITY SELECTIONS add_filter( 'gform_confirmation_17', __NAMESPACE__ . '\\redirectfilter', 10, 4 ); function redirectfilter($confirmation, $form, $entry, $ajax) { GFCommon::log_debug( __METHOD__ . '(): started.' ); session_start(); $laatste = $entry['1']; if(isset($_SESSION['form'])) { GFCommon::log_debug( __METHOD__ . '(): SESSION[form] is set.' ); $result = array(); foreach($_SESSION['form'] as $row){ $result[] = $row; } if ($result[0] === 'Diesel' && $result[1] === 'Mobiel' && $laatste === 'Kunststof' ) { GFCommon::log_debug( __METHOD__ . '(): Diesel and Mobiel …

I am developing a widget for cached feeds. The widget itself works exactly as I want but I noticed that if I were to delete the widget and then add a new one (or simply just add a new one) on the first save I get an undefined variable error. This is in the admin Appearence->widgets section. Notice: Undefined index: cached_feed1450-3 in D:\Sites\test.dev\wordpress\wp-admin\includes\ajax-actions.php on line 1578 It looks to me that this may be a WordPress issue since that line …

Many users with strange names, register on my blog, but don't leave comments. Should I be afraid, that this might be attack of some sort. Maybe someone found some sort of bug in Wordpress which allows to penetrate security? Are there any actions I should take?

If you find a WordPress bug, how do you verify that it has been reported and/ or is being worked on for the next release?

Back in May, I recall seeing a post on the WordPress Development blog by Alex M (Viper007bond.com) where he added functionality for Automatic Ticket/Revision/Diff Linking which allows for linking to Trac tickets, Trac revisions, and Trac diff comparisons. I am wanting to do the same thing with an internal WordPress blog and Trac that I have for my business. I haven't seen where this was released as a WordPress plugin so I was hoping that people could point me in …

First of all, I can't use Trac, which is what the WP dev community uses to track bugs. However, my consulting company is using WordPress as a CMS for just about everything - product information, sales portal, news site, etc. I'd like to set it up to integrate our plug-in listing with a bug tracker ... Right now, I have Flyspray set up as a standalone bug tracker. It works alright, but it's a separate domain (http://bt.jumping-duck.com) so that it …