Simple CSS admin pagination
Simple CSS admin pagination
Simple CSS admin pagination
There is a function called get_page_by_title that accepts a post title and returns the ID of that post. You might even use it in conjunction with get_edit_post_link by passing the ID and retrieve the edit link. However, how can you be sure the post’s title will never change? You could go a little further and … Read more
Headers already sent error when creating multiple admin menu’s
It can not work for user roles that don’t see and don’t have access to the menu section. It just is not there – for them -, so you can’t address it, hence the errors you are getting. Just add a check: if( current_user_can( ‘edit_posts’ ) ) { //code }
wp_is_mobile() inside js
When you are adding the menu slug as edit.php?post=706&action=edit, it is adding in the url after admin.php considering it as a new page in admin dashboard (general behaviour of add_menu_page()) So, you should give a fully qualified url instead. I think, admin_url() should help. Try adding admin_url(‘post.php?post=706&action=edit’) Or admin_url(‘edit.php?post=706&action=edit’) instead of edit.php?post=706&action=edit as menu slug.
How to check an admin submenu already exists?
You want to set the input’s type to number for numeric validation. And use the input’s value to set a default value. <input type=”number” id=”title” name=”my_option_namePlugin option for input box validation” value=123 /> If you just want a hint displayed to the user inside the input, use placeholder. <input type=”number” id=”title” name=”my_option_namePlugin option for input … Read more
I can only speculate onto why the labels are “Pages” and not “Posts” but I do know that post is on the list of reserved post types. The fact is that post is already registered by default as your normals Posts so you cannot re-register it. Here’s a list of Default Post Types with their … Read more
I’ve managed to do it, but probably there is a much cleaner WP way of doing these things. So, I have a menu page that I’ve added using add_menu_page. On it, I display all the records. The url is: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=plugin-settings (or whatever you call it) I use: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/218076/<?php echo bloginfo(“url’);?>/wp-admin/admin.php?page=utm-user-plugin-settings&id=<?php echo $row->id; ?>”>Edit</a> So … Read more