Navigate to your WP database in phpmyadmin. Here in option table locate WordPress Site (URL) and WordPress Address (URL) row. change these two field. https://www.artvault.co.in in WordPress Site (URL) and https://www.artvault.co.in/wp-admin in WordPress Address (URL)
It could be that your upgrade hasn’t worked properly. Does it still think you have an upgrade to 4.7.2 waiting? Personally I would download a fresh copy of 4.7.2 and re-upload this to be sure nothing is broken or missing. Make sure to take a backup of your database and files should anything bad happen. … Read more
Assuming that you want to show only some Admin page items to a user-type, this page might get you started: https://www.johnparris.com/how-to-restrict-access-to-menu-items-in-the-wordpress-admin/ . Not much detail there, but might get you started. You would then limit access based on the person’s login level (Editor, Subscriber, etc). Or create a new login-level, and use that to limit … Read more
absolutely it is possible. function add_property_import_meta_box() { add_meta_box(‘property-import-images’, ‘Property Actions’, ‘function_import_images_metabox’, ‘property’, ‘side’, ‘high’); } add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘add_property_import_meta_box’); function function_import_images_metabox($post) { // Noncename needed to verify where the data originated echo ‘<input type=”hidden” name=”property_actions_nonce” id=”property_actions_nonce” value=”‘ . wp_create_nonce( plugin_basename(__FILE__) ) . ‘” />’; ?> <p><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=actionhere” class=”button button-primary button-large”>Second Action</a></p> <p><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=actionhere” class=”button button-primary button-large”>Third Action</a></p> … Read more
One approach is to use JavaScript to add the maxlength attribute to the term description field: function wpse_term_description_attributes() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $( ‘.taxonomy-custom_taxonomy_name #description, .taxonomy-custom_taxonomy_name #tag-description’ ).attr( ‘maxlength’, ’20’ ); }); </script><?php } add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘wpse_term_description_attributes’ ); Replace custom_taxonomy_name with the name of your taxonomy, and customize the value assigned to the … Read more
Have you considered using the ACF plugin? With that great plugin (no connection, i just can’t imagine WP without it) you have the function acf_form to render any content form on the frontend, all with ajax updates and saving (works also in a popup via IFrame) Even though the sidebar elements such as tags and … Read more
You’ve probably hooked into one of the WP_Query-related actions/filters (e.g., pre_get_posts) and altering the query when isset( $_GET[ ‘partner’ ] ) == true. Find a way to conditionally avoid that modification (e.g., checking if $query->is_main_query()).
After a lot of fiddling I managed to get the functionality working. First I add custom dropdown boxes for ‘Regional’ and ‘International’ using wp’s action restrict_manage_posts. Then I set up a custom function that will be added to wp’s filter parse_query. In that function: // type is the name of the select field if($_GET[‘type’] == … Read more
There will be a code inside your theme’s functions.php file which registers the sidebars for you. You need to find it and rearrange the sidebars the way you want. Open the functions.php file and search for register_sidebar. The sidebars are registered as an array inside this function.
Please revert your WP core file and create a plugin instead. For this type of functionality, you can use the Publish Post hook. Assuming your custom table is in the same database as WordPress, and you want to save the email address of the current user: add_action(‘publish_post’, ‘update_my_custom_table’); function update_my_custom_table() { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $email … Read more