do_action( ‘after_setup_theme’ ); doesn’t pass any parameter. You are cutting something of the length 0 after theme setup. Why? Plus, your registration with add_action doesn’t tell WordPress that you want two parameters. The default is one parameter. You don’t need this call at all. If you define the function in your functions.php it will be … Read more
You want to use wp_enqueue_scripts, but you’ll probably first want to: Loop through the Posts Grep your shortcode Enqueue the script, if shortcode is found Rewind Posts That way, you only enqueue the script where necessary.
the update post function actually calls the insert function so it should work, now I’m not sure but try changing: if(!strlen($photo_url)){ to: if(empty($photo_url)){ since php strlen() returns 0 on an empty string.
You don’t need to hook the dw_get_category() function. Simply do it like this: function dw_get_category() { global $post; $categories = get_the_category($post->ID); if ( $categories ) { foreach ($categories as $category) { $dw_category_slug = $category->slug; $dw_category_name = $category->name; } } else { $dw_category_slug = ‘utopia’; } $dw_category = array(‘name’ => $dw_category_name, ‘slug’ => $dw_category_slug); return $dw_category; … Read more
Most likely the file cannot be found, I’m assuming the file you’re trying to include is located in your theme folder, in that case you should use: require_once( TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/file.php’); TEMPLATEPATH will return something like this: /home/user/httdocs/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven. Worst case scenario you’ll find a Fatal Error, but that’ll help to find the problem.
Yes, ‘save_post’ and ‘delete_post’ cover everything, except modifying meta and terms associated to a post. Those hooks can be found in wp-includes: meta.php and taxonomy.php, respectively.
I’m not sure I have enough info for this to work as you expect. I can tell you that what you are using won’t work for a few, regardless of the filters you use. First error: You are using brackets that aren’t closed Second, you are using if have posts… but then you reset it … Read more
You can simply place the hook yourself in your theme (or better: Child theme) template: do_action( ‘comment_form_after’ );
What you could do is create a metabox for the ‘People’ custom post type which would have radio values ‘Not Sponsored’ and ‘Sponsored’ (Not Sponsored b default). PayPal posts some transaction details to the notify url you have specified. Once you recieve the proper information from PayPal, like payment status is completed, then you could … Read more
Just wrap you include(s) in a function and hook it to after_setup_theme hook.