AbstractHtmlProcessor::getDomDocument() – Provides access to the internal DOMDocument representation of the HTML in its current state.
AbstractProductGrid::get_attributes() – Get a set of attributes shared across most of the grid blocks.
AbstractProductGrid::get_products_limit() – Works out the item limit based on rows and columns, or returns default.
AbstractProductGrid::get_schema_content_visibility() – Get the schema for the contentVisibility attribute
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_bulk_actions() – Reads `$this->bulk_actions` and returns an array that WP_List_Table understands. It also validates that the bulk method handler exists. It throws an exception because this is a library meant for developers and missing a bulk method is a development-time error.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_columns() – Returns the columns names for rendering. It adds a checkbox for selecting everything as the first column
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_items_offset() – Returns the number of items to offset/skip for this current view.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_items_query_filters() – Prepares the SQL to filter rows by the options defined at `$this->filter_by`. Before trusting any data sent by the user it validates that it is a valid option.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_items_query_limit() – Get prepared LIMIT clause for items query
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_items_query_offset() – Get prepared OFFSET clause for items query
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_items_query_order() – Prepares the ORDER BY sql statement. It uses `$this->sort_by` to know which columns are sortable. This requests validates the orderby $_GET parameter is a valid column and sortable. It will also use order (ASC|DESC) using DESC by default.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_items_query_search() – Check if the current request is doing a "full text" search. If that is the case prepares the SQL to search texts using LIKE.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_request_order() – Return the sortable column order specified for this request.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_request_orderby() – Return the sortable column specified for this request to order the results by, if any.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_request_search_query() – Return the search filter for this request, if any.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_request_status() – Return the status filter for this request, if any.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_search_box_placeholder() – Get the text to display in the search box on the list table.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_sortable_columns() – Reads $this->sort_by and returns the columns name in a format that WP_Table_List expects
ActionScheduler_Abstract_ListTable::get_table_columns() – Process and return the columns name. This is meant for using with SQL, this means it always includes the primary key.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_QueueRunner_Deprecated::get_maximum_execution_time() – Get the maximum number of seconds a batch can run for.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_QueueRunner::get_allowed_concurrent_batches() – Get the number of concurrent batches a runner allows.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_QueueRunner::get_execution_time() – Get the number of seconds the process has been running.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_QueueRunner::get_time_limit() – Get the maximum number of seconds a batch can run for.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_RecurringSchedule::get_first_date() – Get the date & time of the first schedule in this recurring series.
ActionScheduler_Abstract_Schedule::get_next() – Get the next date & time when this schedule should run after a given date & time.
ActionScheduler_AdminView::get_list_table() – Get the admin UI object and process any requested actions.
ActionScheduler_AsyncRequest_QueueRunner::get_sleep_seconds() – Chaining async requests can crash MySQL. A brief sleep call in PHP prevents that.
ActionScheduler_CanceledSchedule::get_next() – Cancelled actions should never have a next schedule, even if get_next() is called with $after < $this->scheduled_date.
ActionScheduler_DateTime::getOffsetTimestamp() – Get the timestamp with the WordPress timezone offset added or subtracted.
ActionScheduler_DBStore::get_claim_id() – Return an action’s claim ID, as stored in the claim_id column.
ActionScheduler_DBStore::get_query_actions_sql() – Returns the SQL statement to query (or count) actions.
ActionScheduler_HybridStore::get_claim_id() – Retrieve the claim ID for an action from the table data store.
ActionScheduler_HybridStore::get_date() – Get the schedule date an existing action whether migrated or not.
ActionScheduler_ListTable::get_log_entry_html() – Prints the logs entries inline. We do so to avoid loading Javascript and other hacks to show it in a modal.
ActionScheduler_ListTable::get_recurrence() – Returns the recurrence of an action or ‘Non-repeating’. The output is human readable.
ActionScheduler_ListTable::get_schedule_display_string() – Get the scheduled date in a human friendly format.
ActionScheduler_ListTable::get_search_box_button_text() – Get the text to display in the search box on the list table.
ActionScheduler_Lock::get_duration() – Get the amount of time to set for a given lock. 60 seconds by default.
ActionScheduler_Lock::get_expiration() – If a lock is set, return the timestamp it was set to expiry.
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