Leo Blanchette

Thats a great idea! And slugs will be in tact for a year (which I assume should be enough for a site to get updated in all significant places on the web)

I can take it from there thanks for the guidance ??

Just got back – that might be it. But you made a very good documentation on using the functions anyway – check this out –

https://www.clipartillustrations.com/image/japanese-chef-serving-sushi-with-giant-chopsticks/

Bottom of page – its working great. Lots of other sites will benefit too.

I’ll look at everything you stated in the meantime.

So far so good. I noticed it does not look for my custom taxonomies? Also it does not show up on my cpt page. But plugging away at it and should eventually get it working.

WP_Filesystem(); remains undefined. Its a strange thing really.

No, its in a script that is called through a theme activation hook.

Apparently I could not do this in the particular area I was working in…without CHEATING!

require_once(ABSPATH .'/wp-admin/includes/file.php'); //the cheat

WP_Filesystem();

unzip_file( $zip, $dest  );

Not to be annoying, but I just have to say this is a real masterpiece, especially for theme integration. I literally don’t have to do much at all except write some custom output through a template.
A+++

I’m going to have this plugin packed into the theme and deploy/activate itself at install.
Great job.

Correction – it looks like you give directions on using it! There is nothing to modify. Great job.

My theme shows image results and other specialized stuff, so I’m going to integrate your plugin as part of the theme. But I’m going to give credit to you in the admin area where its used and the credits area.

Thats really good – very valuable. At this time there are about 30 sites that will benefit from that! Much appreciated.

LOL is it “cool” to look into plugins to solve coding problems? If that were the case, I’d be dissecting plugins left and right! What is the official thing in wordpress when it comes to spinning off from other people’s code?

Just had to verify thanks.

Apparently at some point it redirects? So I had to update the options here with separate functions:

add_action( 'personal_options_update', 'symbiostock_update_social_credentials' );
add_action( 'edit_user_profile_update', 'symbiostock_update_social_credentials' );

Looking at this source, its inserting this random stuff –

<pre class='xdebug-var-dump' dir='ltr'>
<b>array</b> <i>(size=0)</i>
  <i><font color='#888a85'>empty</font></i>
</pre>

…is this significant?

The form – if I’m not mistaken – is this one that is already on the page –

<form id="your-profile" action="https://localhost/symbiostock/wp-admin/profile.php" method="post">

– Other than that, the add_action() merely adds inputs. Is there more needed?