The base question is: Do you intend to upgrade the HTML5 reset theme in the future, and if so, would you like your themes to inherit that functionality? If so, then a child theme is the way to go. If not, then constructing a new theme is the way to go. Personally, I avoid child … Read more
I am not familiar with bbpress, but I think that first you need to get the forums in your site and then you need to loop through its topics to obtain the topic that matches your criteria of popular topics. You can search in the docs or source code to find the functions and methods … Read more
This is not yet a complete answer, for lack of time, though I’ll try to return later with a more complete example but I just wanted to add a couple of notes. Possibly someone else will jump in soon. To get the ball rolling… Firstly, Yes this is entirely possible, you can create this functionality … Read more
Make sure that the javascript loaded by your load-scripts.php is waiting for the document to finish loading before attaching all of the listeners. When you created a separate function the code ran only a tiny bit earlier, but it was probably early enough for the elements to finish loading and the listeners to properly attach.
You can use $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] to get the URL the user came from. The following code will find the paged GET variable of the previous URL to determine which page the user was on, then count how many posts are left of that particiular post type (only published) and how many pages are needed to display … Read more
Since you want to check for a certain page, you could use one of the following functions, for instance: get_post: Takes a post ID and returns the database record for that post, which can also be a page. get_page_by_title: Retrieves a post given its title. If more that one post uses the same title, the … Read more
delete_user action involves two parameters: $id and $reassign. So you should specify two parameters for the hook. Because sanitize_term() and sanitize_user() use different ways to sanitize strings, ‘tips_’ . $_POST[‘user_login’] and ‘tips_’ . $user_obj->user_login are not always the same string. So it’s better to use ‘tips_’ . sanitize_user($_POST[‘user_login’) as term name when inserting the term.
If your database is set up to deny remote connections (i.e. only applications on the same server can interact with the database) then there’s no danger in giving your WordPress user full access. As a matter of fact, most automated installation scripts used by web hosts grant full access to their WordPress user by default. … Read more
In WordPress Admin Enable the JanRain Engage plugin Go to Settings > Janrain Engage and enter your Engage API Key (which you can find on your Janrain dashboard under API Key). Turn on self-registration. On the Janrain Dashboard Add your WordPress domain under the Your Domains section. Go to Sign-in and select the Choose Providers … Read more
Look no further, then. It’s one of the joys of lack of referential integrity combined with workflow bugs. Please report this in the WP bug tracker.