This is nothing to do with plugins. Everything on your site is using localhost. This will only work on your own machine – it will not work on a server, over the web. You need to (at least) change the paths on your site.
The better way to do this is using javascript/jquery. Use either javascript webstorage api or jquery ajax $.post. Webstorage api will be good for this. Here how you can do it. $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘.button.small’, function(){ var index = $(this).parents(‘table’).index(‘table’); var cur_workshop = $(this).parents(‘.innercontent’).find(‘h3’).eq(index).text(); localStorage.setItem(‘workshop’, cur_workshop); }); Place above script on http://yft.ac/upcoming-workshops/ this page template. Then call … Read more
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After more digging, I finally stumbled across what I was looking for. Using the template_include filter is working for me. Plugin Templating within WordPress
You can use dev.example.com, so that you dont have to move contents all the time. you can make it password and ip protected if you want
A child theme’s functions.php file is loaded before the parent theme’s, so the behavior you’re seeing is correct. Try adding your shortcode on a later action instead: function wpa_add_child_shortcodes(){ add_shortcode( ‘jo_customers_testimonials_slider’, ‘jo_customers_testimonials_slider_with_thumbnail’ ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpa_add_child_shortcodes’ );
Put them either in an individual folder next to /wp-content etc., or put the folder inside /wp-content. You won’t lose the files either way. Core updates take place in /wp-admin and/or /wp-includes only.
You could do it yourself using the following plugin, though if you have 1,000’s it may be beneficial to use SQL queries. bbPress Topic to Post Converter (Here’s the specific code)