When images are added to WordPress posts and pages, they are stored with the absolute url to the image file on the server. If you change your WordPress installation (move to a different domain, change your folder structure, etc) then you’ll break these images. There are two ways to fix this: Manually re-write URLs The … Read more
It might be best not to think of it as “folders” since it all runs off of index.php. The rest of the URL structure does not represent the file structure (eg Folders) but the permalink rewriting structure. (And thus make sure you have Permalinks enabled.) To create example.com/miami, you would create a Page within WordPress … Read more
You can use PHP5 RecursiveDirectoryIterator with RecursiveIteratorIterator $directory = ‘/project_root/wp-content/plugins/your-plugin’; //Your plugin dir $it = new RecursiveIteratorIterator(new RecursiveDirectoryIterator($directory)); while ($it->valid()) { //Check the file exist if (!$it->isDot()) { //if not parent “..” or current “.” if (strpos($it->key(), ‘.php’) !== false || strpos($it->key(), ‘.css’) !== false || strpos($it->key(), ‘.js’) !== false ) { //Do your stuff … Read more
You cannot use bloginfo() while your are outputting using echo because bloginfo it self also out puts string using echo. Below will work for you, you also have extra double quote which i have removed…. <?php $attch_id_1 = pn_get_attachment_id_from_url(get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘img1’, true)); $image_attributes_1 = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $attch_id_1, ‘full’); $attch_id_2 = pn_get_attachment_id_from_url(get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘img2’, true)); $image_attributes_2 = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $attch_id_2, … Read more
Just to add to the answer by @birgire, check this post on how to hide the fact that you are using WordPress. I also think that no post basically covers this, but it really help nothing following and applying everything to hide the fact you are using WordPress and to secure WordPress, and your code … Read more
Checking for page templates in child theme
Typically, each instance of WordPress has it’s own database. If you have 20+ seperate WordPress installs, then you should have 20+ different databases. Each database is going to have quite a few tables. If it is asking you to clear the database tables, then it is most likely only referring to the data for a … Read more
It is a bug the get_template_directory(); should not return a string that looks like that, try making another installation of WordPress, and echo the get_template_directory(); and see if the output is the same, if it is not then there is something wrong with the first installation.
You need to use get_template_directory(), this function will return local server path of you template and then you can use that path to access required file. So in your case it would be something like below: include get_template_directory() . “/Sorting.php”; PS: Mind the spelling of your file.
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