I have resovled it myself. I have enabled sunrise in wp-config. Then add a script to sunrise.php to override HTTP_HOST. I made it dynamic since we have many websites. When you visit api.domainxy.com it automatically shows you domainxy.com. <?php $re=”/(?:api\.)(.*)/m”; $str = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]; preg_match_all($re, $str, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER, 0); if ($matches && $matches[0][1] != “”) { … Read more
I haven’t used Socialite before today, so I did a quick install to see if I could reproduce the problem and … wow … The system is definitely broken. Facebook requires you to partially host your application on your own server. You set up some integration so you can use its API, but most of … Read more
Hi @James: If you have the post ID of your newly created post (the $created variable from your question) you use the wp_set_object_terms() function, for example: wp_add_post_tags($created,’My First Tag’); wp_add_post_tags($created,’My Second Tag’); wp_add_post_tags($created,’My Third Tag’);
Some good ones I read: http://www.wprecipes.com http://www.smashingmagazine.com usually has some good stuff. You might find more under their ‘network posts’ http://net.tutsplus.com http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/ http://wpcandy.com/
The correct “WordPress” way of doing it would be to use the_widget template tag to display widgets anywhere you want. so in you case you would something like this: $instance[‘account’] = ‘account name’; //Ustream channel name $instance[‘online’] = ‘http://www.online_image.URL’; $instance[‘offline’] = ‘http://www.offline_image.URL’; the_widget(‘wp_ustream_status’, $instance);
The .htaccess is parsed before WordPress is loaded, so you don’t get access to WordPress data. You can make the redirect in WordPress, in a plugin: Hook into 404_template and inspect $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] with parse_url(). You should be able to find the matching post for the image then. You did not write how the permalinks for … Read more
Simply use template_redirect filter to perform check on request you get in wordpress. add_filter(‘template_redirect’, ‘my_404_override’ ); function my_404_override() { global $wp_query; if (!$wp_query->post) { // Check if any post is found. If not its 404. status_header( 200 ); $wp_query->is_404=false; // Create post object $my_post = array( ‘post_title’ => ‘My post’, ‘post_content’ => ‘This is my … Read more
I found the answer, dropping it here in case someone need it. You need to be logged in as a user that has the edit_posts capability. With that capability, you also get access to the private query vars, including post_status. Taken from this similar issue.
Did you know you can just copy paste a youtube URL onto its own line and it transforms into a video player auto-magically via oembed? There’s no need for embed codes/shortcodes/plugins Simply create a blank line, and take the address of the youtube video and paste it into the editor: These youtube videos should not … Read more
There is a similar problem to create posts from an API and programmatically generating posts. Essentially just parse the JSON into an array, grab the fields you need, and create the post/product. You most likely need to pull the images as well. You should also consider if the post already exists in your database and … Read more