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Using actions, hooks and filters in a non-WordPress page
It’s catch 22 – you need WordPress to use the hook system, but init will have already fired during load (wp-settings.php to be exact). I would create a MU “Must Use” plugin (wp-content/mu-plugins/any-filename.php) for all your “outside of WordPress” functionality, with something like this at the start: if ( ! defined( ‘LOADED_EXTERNAL’ ) || ! … Read more
Extra fields on categories that is available via the WP-API?
The best way is to use Advanced Custom Field plugin. It takes away all the hassle to create the fields, and update them. Procedure could be: 1. Install “Advanced Custom Fields” plugin 2. Create a new field-group 3. Add desired type of field(s) 4. Add this field group to category Now, you can see your … Read more
Show WP content on different PHP Sites
Show WP content on different PHP Sites
XML RPC -> Create User
XML RPC -> Create User
Insert custom post data in to MailChimp campaign email
Insert custom post data in to MailChimp campaign email
AdWords API with WP
AdWords API with WP
Integrating a hosted app with wordpress using the API
One way to go about doing this kind of thing is to add some settings to the plugin they are installing such as the following: (Blankman’s Site – Your User Name) (Blankman’s Site – Your Password) (Blankman’s Site – User Name to access your site) (Blankman’s Site – Password to access your site) The user … Read more
Can a plugin differentiate syndication feeds from actual site views?
You can use the template tag is_feed() to determine if the current request is for a feed: if ( is_feed() ) { // It’s a feed! } else { // Regular ‘ol WordPress } Note you’ll need to use the function after the request has been parsed (i.e. on or after the parse_query hook).
Convert HTML5/CSS3 site to WordPress Theme (need a lot of plugins) or just use the API?
I don’t really know what you mean by “using the WordPress API in a site as opposed to making it a theme” but I am assuming you mean something like “use the backend but not the front facing stuff”. So, given that, yes you can, but a lot of things will not work. There are … Read more