nitrospectide

I have tried expanding the code the way it’s set up in that Stack Exchange example:

// Ensure the wp.media object is set, otherwise we can't do anything.
if ( wp.media ) {
    wp.media.view.Modal.prototype.on( "ready", function() {
        console.log( "media modal ready" );
        wp.media.view.Modal.prototype.on( "open", function() {
            console.log( "media modal open" );
        });
    });
});

But none of this ever fires. So I tried something else:

wp.media.frame.on('all', function(e) { console.log(e); });

(from: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/240802/list-of-available-events-for-wp-media)

But still, nothing showed in the console.

What I am currently doing is looking to see if the user is on the upload.php page, and if so, bringing in a bit of jQuery to add my markup to the page just before the targeted selector:

function custom_media_message() {

  // Only enqueue the script on the Media Library page

  if ( 'upload.php' === $GLOBALS['pagenow'] ) {

    wp_enqueue_script(

      'my-custom-media-message',

      plugins_url( 'js/custom-media-message.js', __FILE__ ), // Path to your JS file

      array( 'jquery', 'media-views' ), // Dependencies

      '1.0.0',

      true // Load in footer

    );

  }

}

add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'custom_media_message' );

And this is the jQuery in custom-media-message.js that’s being pulled in:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
	$('#wp-media-grid .wp-header-end').before(
    	'<div style="color:#ffffff;font-size: 24px;font-weight-bold;padding:20px;background-color:#659838;margin:20px 0;">Check if media exists before uploading. <a href="/admin/media-uploading-protocol" target="_blank" style="color:#ffffff;">Get Details</a></div>'
        );
});

eos-gnss.com/success_stories-sitemap.xml

All success stories with ‘testimonials’ in the URL should be hidden, since they have the testimonials taxonomy term applied to them. Example:

/successses/testimonials/tommy-shifflett

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by nitrospectide.

Thank you. I used your code with one minor tweak to reference the post type key, instead of just ‘post’

add_filter( 'rank_math/sitemap/entry', function( $url, $type, $object ) {
    // Only run for posts
    if ( 'success_stories' === $type && $object instanceof WP_Post ) {
        // Check if post has the term "testimonials" in taxonomy "success_types"
        if ( has_term( 'testimonials', 'success_types', $object->ID ) ) {
            return false; // Exclude from sitemap
        }
    }

    return $url; // Keep others
}, 10, 3 );

Then to regenerate the sitemap, it’s my understanding that I need to change the Links Per Sitemap setting and save it. But the posts I was trying to remove from my sitemap are still there.

First, thank you. That fixed it.

Second, as mentioned, I am very new at this, and don’t understand why it fixed it. I see the ‘install-plugin_’ prefix listed in line 112, and that it’s being handed as a parameter to check_admin_referer(), but don’t understand what that’s doing. I see it come up elsewhere in that file, and it looks like it’s doing a check to see which action should be performed. It seems that my problem arose from example code that didn’t call this out, and made it seem like this was just a generic identifier string that only needed to be unique (presumably to act as an id somewhere).
$nonce_action = 'plugin_install_nonce'; // A unique string identifying the nonce's purpose

How does one look up functions to investigate these things?

Ahhhhh. Thank you!

Programmatically, I mean. A function I should call.

Thank you!