WordPress.com Stats stats_get_csv with custom field?

Return of that function should have post ID, right? Then it’s straight get_post_meta() using that ID and name of your field. Update In your second code snippet $post is global variable, $post->ID is not tied in any way with return of stats_get_csv() function. You need something like from first example ($p[‘post_permalink’]), just figure out if … Read more

Why is file_get_contents returning page source?

Aha, I figured it out! You have to use wp_remote_get(). I’m not exactly sure why at this point, but here’s what the code looks like: function display_csv_data_func( $atts ) { $file_path = “http://example.com/something/file.csv”; $response = wp_remote_get($file_path); $response_body = wp_remote_retrieve_body($response); return “<script>alert(‘” . $response_body . “‘);</script>”; } add_shortcode( ‘display_csv_data’, ‘display_csv_data_func’ );

Custom Plugin For Converting CSV To MySQL

To start with, you need to fix the define of CSV_PATH: define(‘CSV_PATH’,dirname(__FILE__)); as without that, $handle will be false – no file opened or data read. …then before you run it take another look becaue $col4 and $col5 are not set anywhere either…

Creating a Wordpess Plugin that writes data to a csv file. The data doesn’t show in the csv file?

Your WordPress code is correct, the problem is the incorrect 2nd param to PHP’s frwite(), which needs to be a string, and you’re passing arrays. I think you want something like: fwrite ($fp, “$label\n”) ; fwrite ($fp, implode (‘,’, array_keys ($entries)) . “\n”) ; fwrite ($fp, implode (‘,’, array_values ($entries)) . “\n”) ;

Hata!: SQLSTATE[HY000] [1045] Access denied for user 'divattrend_liink'@'localhost' (using password: YES)