Hi there, that’s a great question! To implement the resync functionality, you would indeed need to add the provided code to your plugin. This code should be placed in a custom function within your plugin’s files, not in the functions.php
file of your WordPress theme. This ensures that the functionality is tied to your plugin and remains intact regardless of theme changes.
Here’s a step-by-step guide:
- Create a Custom Function: Open your plugin’s main PHP file. Create a new function that includes the provided code snippet. For example:
function custom_mailchimp_resync() {
$service = new MailChimp_Service();
$service->removePointers();
MailChimp_WooCommerce_Admin::instance()->startSync();
$service->setData('sync.config.resync', true);
}
- Hook the Function: To execute this function, hook it to a specific WordPress action or a custom trigger within your plugin. For example, if you want this to run on a specific admin action, you might use:
add_action('admin_init', 'custom_mailchimp_resync');
Replace 'admin_init'
with the appropriate action hook that suits when and where you want the resync to occur.
- Test the Functionality: Before deploying this on a live site, test it on a staging environment to ensure it works as expected without causing any issues.
- Handle Execution Context: Ensure that this function is only called in appropriate contexts to avoid unintended syncs. For instance, you might want to include conditionals that check whether it’s the right time or situation to initiate a resync.
Remember, directly editing plugin files can lead to issues if not done correctly. If you’re not comfortable making these changes, it’s always a good idea to consult with a developer or the plugin support team.
Let me know if you need further assistance!