The Problem If you inspect the column (i.e. the “File Type” column), you’d see something like this markup/HTML: <th scope=”col” id=”0″ class=”manage-column column-0 num”>File Type</th> and this for a td element in that column: <td class=”0 column-0″ data-colname=”File Type”>text/csv</td> So the problem, as you can see in the id and class attributes, is the column’s … Read more
Not really an answer, but perhaps the answer lies within this somewhere. I unpacked the navmenu js script, and stripped out what appeared to be the code which makes the drag/drop sortable nested nav items possible. It’s not pretty. I don’t think jQuery UI’s dragable/sortable modules support nesting elements, and that’s most likely the thing … Read more
Well it depends on how/where they are hosted. If if they are hosted on different servers or the same I would still use the command line and a script file. If they all have different usernames/passwords you going to have to write a lot. Pre-planning will save you a ton of time in maintenance. First … Read more
You need to be storing your dates in some sortable format such as YYYY-MM-DD, or as a unix timestamp, otherwise you can’t do this just with a query. Once it’s in the format YYYY-MM-DD this should work. try this: function concerts_pre_get_posts( $query ) { if ( !is_admin() ) return; if ( isset( $query->query_vars[ ‘post_type’ ] … Read more
This is a common design pattern, and I would have solved it in the same way you did. Let My_WP_List_Class extend WP_List_Class, and pass a “configuration” object to it. You could even make the relation more explicit by defining an interface your configuration object must adhere to: interface My_WP_List_Configuration { public function get_name(); public function … Read more
Ok, I finally managed to solve that by myself. It is possible thanks to : Create the first field : <?php while($mb->have_fields_and_multi(‘types’)): $mb->the_group_open(); $mb->the_field(‘type’); ?> <input type=”text” id=”<?php $mb->the_name(); ?>” name=”<?php $mb->the_name(); ?>” value=”<?php $mb->the_value(); ?>” /> <a href=”#” class=”dodelete button”>Remove</a> <?php $mb->the_group_close(); endwhile; ?> <a href=”#” class=”docopy-types button” style=”float: left”>Add new</a> <a href=”#” class=”dodelete-types … Read more
You could try this inside your themes functions.php: its a function by dagon design function dddn_process($id) { global $wpdb; $tp = $wpdb->prefix; $result = $wpdb->get_row(” SELECT post_status, post_title, user_login, user_nicename, display_name FROM {$tp}posts, {$tp}users WHERE {$tp}posts.post_author = {$tp}users.ID AND {$tp}posts.ID = ‘$id’ “); if ($result->post_status == “publish”) { $message = “”; $message .= “A new … Read more
That’s pretty simple: You’re trying to get the parent property from the $post object, but that is either NULL or simply not attached. In both cases, you are Trying to get property of non-object from the $post object. Simply check if ( isset( $post->parent ) ) { /* do stuff */ }.
This works for our needs: # Parent filtering function wps_restrict_manage_posts() { global $typenow; # only run this filter on page post type if ( $typenow == ‘konverentsid’ ) { # Parent Page Filter (HTML) $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘konverentsid’, ‘child_of’ => 0, ‘show_option_none’ => __(‘Show all pages’), ‘depth’ => 1, ‘name’ => ‘wps_page_filter’, ‘selected’ … Read more
I have never personally had this problem, but to the best of my knowledge WordPress does not have the system to support multiple users managing widgets at the same time, at least not widgets in the same widget areas. Is it a problem to just have one user at a time manage the widgets? I … Read more