oik_plugin_activate_plugin() – Produces an "activate" plugin link

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Description

Produces an "activate" plugin link

We probably don't need plugin_status, s(earch) or paged parameters

http://example.com/wp-admin/plugins.php? 
action=activate 
&plugin=oik%2Foik.php 
&plugin_status=all 
&paged=1 
&s 
&_wpnonce=a53a158be5 

Usage

$string = oik_plugin_activate_plugin( $plugin, $plugin_name );

Parameters

$plugin

( string ) required – relative plugin file e.g. oik/oik-header.php We may not be activating the main plugin, so we need the relative path filename of the plugin to activate

$plugin_name

( string ) required – e.g. oik-header

Returns

string link to enable activation – which user must choose

Source

File name: oik-privacy-policy/admin/oik-activation.php
Lines:

function oik_plugin_activate_plugin( $plugin, $plugin_name) {
  $path = "plugins.php?action=activate&plugin_status=all&paged=1&s&plugin=$plugin";
  $url = admin_url( $path );
  $url = wp_nonce_url( $url, "activate-plugin_$plugin" ); 
  $link = '<a href="';
  $link .= $url;
  $link .= '">';
  /* translators: %s: plugin name */
  $link .= sprintf( __( 'Activate %1$s', null ), $plugin_name );
  $link .= "</a>";
  return $link;
} 
 

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