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Disable Right Click, View Source, Inspect Element For WordPress

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Disable Right Click For WP

Hello friends,

I have developed a WordPress plugin which is used to disable right click on website to prevent cut, copy, paste, save image, view source, inspect element etc. But when Administrator or Site Editor is logged in, he can access everything without any of the above restrictions.

MAIN FEATURES “Disable Right Click For WP” FOR FREE

  • Disable Right Click.
  • Disable View Source With Shortcut (CTRL+U).
  • Disable Inspect Element With Shortcut (F12/CTRL+SHIFT+I/CTRL+SHIFT+K).
  • Disable Copy (CTRL+C), Cut (CTRL+X), Paster( CTRL+V).
  • Disable Text Selection.
  • Disable Image drag-n-drop.

Download it from: https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-right-click-for-wp/

Note: For any customization or help please do contact me on aftabmuni.ljmca@gmail.com or create ticket at support page of this plugin.

WordPress add active class to Menu item – Plugin

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Hello friends,

I have developed a simple WordPress plugin to add active class to menu item li tag. Currently it is current-menu-item or current_page_parent. You can even set custom class to li tag if your need is other than active class. Hope you will like it.

Download it from: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-add-active-class-to-menu-item/

Note: For any customization or help please do contact me on my mail or at plugins support page.

indian rupee symbol not showing

Indian Rupee Symbol For Woocommerce – Plugin

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I was facing a issue in displaying new Indian Rupee Symbol in Woocommerce. In my shopping page, cart, filters etc. the rupee symbol was not showing. It was display a square box (error). So with the help of google and other means I have developed new plugin as a solution to this problem. Hope you will like and it will be really helpful.

Check it out on: https://wordpress.org/plugins/indian-rupee-symbol-for-woocommerce/

Note: For any type of customization or help please do contact me or at plugins support page.

Session based flash messages

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Quite a while ago, I grew tired of trying to come up with new and creative ways to display simple, one-time messages to users without crazy amounts of code for something that was frequently as trivial as “Saved!”.

Sessions are the obvious solution, however, without a single function that could both generate, AND display the messages, it still wasn’t any better.  And as usual, where there’s a will, and some code- there’s a way!


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Before we get started, make sure that a session is started, otherwise a) no message will be displayed, and b) super fun headers already sent messages.

//Ensure that a session exists (just in case)
if( !session_id() )
{
    session_start();
}

//Actual function

/**
 * Function to create and display error and success messages
 * @access public
 * @param string session name
 * @param string message
 * @param string display class
 * @return string message
 */
function flash( $name = '', $message = '', $class = 'success fadeout-message' )
{
    //We can only do something if the name isn't empty
    if( !empty( $name ) )
    {
        //No message, create it
        if( !empty( $message ) && empty( $_SESSION[$name] ) )
        {
            if( !empty( $_SESSION[$name] ) )
            {
                unset( $_SESSION[$name] );
            }
            if( !empty( $_SESSION[$name.'_class'] ) )
            {
                unset( $_SESSION[$name.'_class'] );
            }

            $_SESSION[$name] = $message;
            $_SESSION[$name.'_class'] = $class;
        }
        //Message exists, display it
        elseif( !empty( $_SESSION[$name] ) && empty( $message ) )
        {
            $class = !empty( $_SESSION[$name.'_class'] ) ? $_SESSION[$name.'_class'] : 'success';
            echo '
.$class.‘” id=”msg-flash”>’.$_SESSION[$name].‘

‘

;
            unset($_SESSION[$name]);
            unset($_SESSION[$name.'_class']);
        }
    }
}

//Set the first flash message with default class
flash( 'example_message', 'This content will show up on example2.php' );

//Set the second flash with an error class
flash( 'example_class', 'This content will show up on example2.php with the error class', 'error' );

//Displaying the messages
<?php flash( 'example_message' ); ?>
<?php flash( 'example_class' ); ?>

You can download the source from here

From: http://www.phpdevtips.com/

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Add Extra Charges In Woocommerce Cart

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If you want to apply extra fee in the cart then Woocommerce provide an action for applying a fee on the cart.

The fee can be used as shipping fee, installation fee or whatever as per your requirement.

add_action( ‘woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees’, ‘add_extra_cart_fee’ ,10,1 );
This action calculates the total fee and adds into the cart amount.

This Woocommerce function is used to add the fee to Woocommerce cart.

How to use it ?

<?php
add_action( ‘woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees’, ‘add_extra_cart_fee’ ,10,1 );
function add_extra_cart_fee( $cart_object ) {

global $woocommerce;
$spfee = 14.00; // initialize special fee
$woocommerce-&gt;cart-&gt;add_fee( ‘Extra Tax Fee’, $spfee, true, ‘standard’ );

}
?>

From: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/add-fee-woocommerce-cart-vishal-patel

Browser and Operating System Finder

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My first ever wordpress plugin to find Browser and Operating System on which website is running. It will add those particular names in body tag class attributes as shown below:

<body class=”…. browser-firefox os-windows”>
<body class=”…. browser-chrome os-apple”>
<body class=”…. browser-safari os-iphone”>
<body class=”…. browser-chrome os-android”>

You can configure names as per your need.

You can get this plugin at https://wordpress.org/plugins/browser-and-operating-system-finder/

OR

you can just search for “Browser and Operating System Finder” in search plugins box.

Easy SMTP email settings for WordPress

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If you are facing problems with wp_mail function in sending emails, the solution is to use an SMTP server rather than relying on the webserver.

WordPress’s email function wp_mail is essentially a wrapper for phpmailer, a popular email class for PHP. WordPress has a little known action hook when phpmailer is initialized, phpmailer_init. This allows you to establish the phpmailer instance as using SMTP.

Here is a code snippet example with comments for each setting to configure WordPress to sent SMTP email:

/**
 * This function will connect wp_mail to your authenticated
 * SMTP server. This improves reliability of wp_mail, and 
 * avoids many potential problems.
 */
 
add_action( 'phpmailer_init', 'send_smtp_email' );

function send_smtp_email( $phpmailer ) {

	// Define that we are sending with SMTP
	$phpmailer->isSMTP();

	// The hostname of the mail server
	$phpmailer->Host = "smtp.example.com";

	// Use SMTP authentication (true|false)
	$phpmailer->SMTPAuth = true;

	// SMTP port number - likely to be 25, 465 or 587
	$phpmailer->Port = "587";

	// Username to use for SMTP authentication
	$phpmailer->Username = "yourusername";

	// Password to use for SMTP authentication
	$phpmailer->Password = "yourpassword";

	// Encryption system to use - ssl or tls
	$phpmailer->SMTPSecure = "tls";

	$phpmailer->From = "you@yourdomail.com";
	$phpmailer->FromName = "Your Name";
}

To use this snippet, you will need to adjust the settings according to your email service requirements. Check with your host.

The snippet, once configured, can be added to your theme’s functions.php file.