You don’t need a save_post hook. When you call wp_insert_post, it will return either a post ID or an error object. We can use this to then assign the category by taking categ from $result. I imagine it would looks similar to this: $post_id = wp_insert_post( $abstract_details ); if ( ! is_wp_error( $post_id ) ) … Read more
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I think that is possible with the plugin WordPress MU Sitewide Tags: (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags/) With that plugin you can republish content from all sites OR a selection and you can choose to publish it to the main site OR to a new subsite.
If you’re adding a post every few seconds, then you’d really spam your database. Adding an attachment (which is some type of post), is not really different, but more appreciated. Take a look at these functions. Just my 2 cents: I’d just display it according to the url, not download, save and add a post … Read more
The first code will only do it for posts matching your query – i.e posts published that day. Something like $query = new WP_Query( ‘post_type=post’ ); should retrieve all the posts, and then you could loop through them and perform the necessary operation. A word of caution. Whenever a post is published, your function is … Read more
Please see this answer: Plugin to set all Posts in a certain Category to a certain Post Format which provides a way to do this by hard-coding it into your theme. This should allow you to assign post formats to a certain category. You could also go the route of adding a categories button to … Read more
Use the XML-RPC API to post to your blog. Windows Live Writer and other apps are using that too. I am not very familiar with that API, so I have no good examples. But you should find enough with the keyword. There are also many plugins with sample code.
I suppose you need somewhere to globally store last order number. Preferable in table wp_options. Method update_option will help you. Then you need to make a function which will fires everytime when new order appears. something like that: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘setOrderNumber’); function setOrderNumber($post_id) { $slug = ‘orders’; // slug of your post_type called “Orders” if … Read more
I’d suggest creating a Yeoman generator. I’ve written one for my starter theme which you might find helpful if you write your own: https://github.com/powerbuoy/SleekWPGenerator
When deleting a comment it’s possible to use the second input argument: wp_delete_comment( $comment, $force_delete = true ) to delete it permanently and avoiding the trash bin. You could try to adjust your scheduled script accordingly. There’s also the EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS constant, that’s default set to empty the trash bin after 30 days, but it will … Read more