Restrict my pages from public
Restrict my pages from public
Restrict my pages from public
Is there a built in method to protect pages?
Add a new input to the form, the name is key, you can easily access query vars that match a paremeter supporter by WP_Query using the function get_query_var. For example, you could try to generate an URL like this: http://example.com/?s=test&tag=5-personas,4-personas And with get_query_var(tag), you get the values, and the you create a custom WP_Query using … Read more
<?php $currentlang = get_bloginfo(‘language’); if($currentlang==”en-US”) $link_text=”All Products”; else $link_text=”Dummy Text”; ?> $return_string .= ‘<li class=”wpc-category ‘ . $class . ‘”><a href=”‘. get_option(‘catalogue_page_url’) .'”>’ . $link_text . ‘</a></li>’;
Add this in your functions.php function my_reg_page( $register_url ) { return home_url() . ‘/register/’; } add_filter( ‘register_url’, ‘my_reg_page’ ); This example would return a registration URL http://Yourdomain.com/register/ for the wp_registration_url() function
wp_editor function accepts (array) $settings param and that one can contain textarea_name as a key. If it’s not being specified, it’s set by default as $editor_id. See: https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/c392ff6f90d550bad876d8a984ad6b3b8a49cd96/wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php#L44 So you might want to do something like this: foreach ($get_url as $list) { … $settings = array( ‘textarea_name’ => ‘uploaded_csv[]’ ); … wp_editor( $link, $editor_id, $settings … Read more
There are several ways to do it: SQL query to the wp database Using a Restfull API plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/json-api/ you will get the json of the posts. Using the RSS Feed (check this tutorial http://code.tutsplus.com/articles/how-to-read-an-rss-feed-with-php-screencast–net-1272) To be very light you can cache the results will all options. You can grab the results and cache that … Read more
Supposing that each food item is treated as a post (perhaps even a custom post type), and the parameters (name/calories/etc.) are attributes of this post, you would do well to treat them as post meta fields. Various means exist to grant end-users the ability to maintain custom fields; my preferred option is Developer’s Custom Fields, … Read more
Users can only save their draft once before saving for revision
I have found the solution with this change this $html=”<input id=”” . esc_attr( ‘eo_theme_options[‘ . $id . ‘]’ ) . ‘” to this $html=”<input id=”” . esc_attr( ‘eo_theme_options_’ . $id ) . ‘” and it worked, that do the trick