How to add submenu to WordPress plugin in the same Directory of main Plugin?
How to add submenu to WordPress plugin in the same Directory of main Plugin?
How to add submenu to WordPress plugin in the same Directory of main Plugin?
This link helps me to solve my problem. : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-show-the-description-of-the-menu
In order to enforce your post limitation until the user pays the license, I suppose you should check if limit is reached when: user clicks on “add new” user displays list of current entries AFAIK, the way to do that is to use the relevant hooks but that depends a bit of the user experience … Read more
Go to your database. Figure out what your prefix is. The default is “wp_” but this solution will change if your prefix is different. Lets use “example_” for this. Go to the your “example_options” table. Find “SOMETHING_user_roles” and change it to “examaple_user_roles”
Forcing ALL plugin Admin menus into a separate menu
Removing menu item doesn’t get removed on edit post
I guess I’m just too tired. This helped: <input type = “hidden” name = “page” value = “pluginname/pluginfile.php_pluginfunction ” />
How to show specific meta keys of all posts in admin panel?
Using add_menu_page and add_submenu_page is generally used for adding pages to the dashboard to serve a specific purpose, such as accessing the options page for a plugin settings. Using them is unnecessary, however, if your intentions are to add/edit posts/tags/categories to a custom post type (CPT). When a CPT is correctly registered, with it’s corresponding … Read more
How to avoid hardcoded text in a custom page template?