You are not really moving anything just changing a simple field named post_type for each post so you don’t have to worry about custom fields or anything else. Simply get the post id’s for the posts you need to change and change them and if you don’t want to create a custom sql query for … Read more
It’s inlineeditnonce. Check line 1185 of admin-ajax.php for details.
You need to wrap your table into form tag, otherwise your bulk action button won’t work.
I would suggest manually creating your first page (a custom post type might make more sense here?) in WordPress and then use the fantastic WP CSV plugin to export the page. Using the first page fields as a guide, simply copy your car data into the appropriate cell in a chart and import the completed … Read more
Unfortunately this isn’t possible. Custom actions cannot be added to the bulk actions dropdown (see trac tickets: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/12732 and http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/16031). For posts you can use the restrict_manage_posts hook to create another drop-down / add buttons to trigger your custom action. But there is no restrict_manage_* hook available for the user table. So the only (and … Read more
If you want to use your code, try this: If you want to check if the medias are attachments, you can try to use $_REQUEST[‘detached’] add_action( ‘load-upload.php’, ‘export_media_test’ ); function export_media_test() { if ( ! isset( $_REQUEST[‘action’] ) ) return; echo ‘Export Media’; if ( isset( $_REQUEST[‘detached’] ) ) { die( ‘No attachments’ ); } … Read more
This should delete all posts in your category: wp post delete $(wp post list –cat=your_category_ID –format=ids) Or directly: wp db query [<your_sql_query>] For more info: wp post delete –help wp post list –help wp db query –help
Unfortunately there isn’t a way of doing this yet, see this trac report. While it would have been possible to add actions to the bulk-actions drop-down menu, there doesn’t exist (yet) a way of handling custom actions. It seems that WordPress deliberately prevents you from adding custom actions (presumably until it’s decided how bulk actions … Read more
As said in the question there is no filter to add bulk actions to the standard select menu, or better, there is one, but it can be used only for remove actions and not for adding. So, even if for php/wp developers (like me) it seems ugly (and probably is ugly) only chance is use … Read more
If you add a bulk-action, then you have to react on this action. Simply adding a function doesn’t do anything, you have to call it: class WPSE_List_Table extends WP_List_Table { public function __construct() { parent::__construct( array( ‘singular’ => ‘singular_form’, ‘plural’ => ‘plural_form’, ‘ajax’ => false ) ); } public function prepare_items() { $columns = $this->get_columns(); … Read more