Add and edit degree programs and expose them via the REST API.
The best way to use this package is to download the archive from the releases page on GitHub and install it as a WordPress plugin.
PHP version 8.0 or greater. PHP extensions: DOM, libxml.
The WordPress Cron API is required for the correct functioning of the plugin because it is used to update the degree program cache. If the cron API is inactive, the cache will not be warmed after invalidation, leading to performance issues. If you can't use the WordPress Cron API, make sure you run cron jobs using the WP-CLI or a real Unix cron job.
After plugin activation, a daily WordPress Cron job is registered to schedule revision notifications.
The behavior can be disabled by defining the PHP constant or environment variable FAU_DISABLE_DAILY_REVISION_NOTIFICATION.
In this case, a Unix cron job that executes the WP-CLI command wp fau revision notify should be run with the desired frequency.
This is the preferred way for revision notification because there are no time and memory limits
compared to WordPress Cron which runs within HTTP requests.
The plugin's logger uses error_log() internally.
The plugin supports marking selected degree programs as "sticky". This can be set for all degree programs or degree programs of a particular term, e.g., "Degree".
The "FAU Degree Program Output" plugin displays sticky degree programs first when rendering the "search" shortcode.
The team at Syde is engineering the Web since 2006.
Copyright (c) 2022, Syde GmbH
This software is released under the "GNU General Public License v2.0 or later" license.
All feedback / bug reports / pull requests are welcome.