This was the solution: <?php /** * @package WordPress * @subpackage U-Design */ if (!defined(‘ABSPATH’)) exit; // Exit if accessed directly get_header(); include(‘scripts/search_excerpt/ylsy_search_excerpt.php’); $search = $_GET[‘s’]; $all_users = new WP_User_Query( array( ‘role’ => ‘dc_vendor’, ‘meta_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array( ‘key’ => ‘_vendor_country’, ‘value’ => $search, ‘compare’ => ‘=’ ), ) ) ); //echo … Read more
This seems doable thanks to Postie
I don’t know Google Tasks. But a Task Manager I use on nearly every blog is Cleverness To-Do List. You can order tasks by custom categories and by priority, assign tasks to specific users and set the progress for each task. Really useful, saves me hundreds of mails from my clients. 😉
Richard To be honest I think you are asking How can I stop WordPress from responding to URL’s for static pages that I save in other directories on my server Basically its in 2 files your VHOST (which maps mydomain.com to www/some_folder/ ) your .htaccess file which manages redirects So you can do 2 things … Read more
Check out the listings theme by Woothemes and there woocommerce solution offers subscriptions. These would provide the functionality you’re after.
I had a similar problem going on. I had a custom post type Vacatures which I wanted to display with a page-vacatures.php. But the layout was completely messed up. After digging through every file in my theme, I figured out that the webpage used archive.php. Setting ‘has_archive’=>false solved my problem because WordPress wouldn’t search for … Read more
Points 1 and 2: Use the wpdb class to read the table. Then use wp_insert_post() to create your page. Point 3: WordPress has a Template Hierarchy that allows you to define which theme file to use. Point 4: Read the article on Writing a Plugin and add your code in it. Point 5: Choose a … Read more
I don’t think it is possible to answer the question directly. I don’t know why you haven’t seen similar code and I don’t know why plugin authors do or don’t use similar code. However… The functions you mention locate, read, and process a file. It is going to be quicker and easier, both writing the … Read more
I find that very easily my views become cluttered with logic, e.g. null checks, email validation, and retrieving values from the post object. How would you separate this out in WordPress? Is there any sort of MVC framework? There is no clear separation enforced by WordPress and there is extremely wide range of styles and … Read more
If you want all of the visual aspects of the second theme on that one page, you could do something like this. It’s hacky and I wouldn’t recommend doing this but it’s your question! From where you say you’re at now (separate header/footer/page.php) you simply need to update the URLs that call in the CSS … Read more