It’s a JavaScript editor just like the one used in a new/edit post/page editor only here the editor is: WMD-Editor (i think) and WordPress uses an editor named: TinyMCE In both cases it’s a matter of attaching the editor to a textarea. you can use Dean’s FCKEditor For WordPress which uses the powerful WYSIWYG CKeditor … Read more
I remember a support topic i read with regard to a problem when you use the name name for one of your post fields, try prefixing your input names. <input type=”text” name=”my-name” … And see if that helps.. Follow-up #1 I performed a simple test inside a widget.. if( isset( $_POST ) ) { print'<pre>’;print_r( … Read more
This should help you on your way, a similar question was asked just a couple of days ago Colour Selection With Thumbnails, you’l probably need to get a grip on how javascript works using id’s as a selector
You should be able to hook into the register_form_validation hook (which may be the same hook you’re already using. I’m just not sure where they do the validation) and add something like: function my_register_validation() { if(isset($_GET[‘ref’])){ header(‘Location: http://www.example.com/wp-login?action=register&ref=$_GET[ref]’); } add_filter(‘ my_register_validation’, ‘register_form’); I think that is the right idea the code above is untested but … Read more
Take a look at this I did for a client: http://lpoc.co.uk/properties-for-sale/ A user can click the map and choose where to search. When a user clicks it updates a couple of hidden fields. Feel free to look at the source code to see how its done. If you want a more in depth description of … Read more
Are you familiar with jQuery? You’ll want to post the term to a admin-ajax, and use the response to populate the second select. Here is the codex documentation: http://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins A loose example for your situation: $first_term = $(‘#states’); $name = $first_term.children(‘option:selected’).text(); var data = { action: ‘tag_slug’, slug: $slug }; var ajaxurl=”wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”; $.post(ajaxurl, data, function(response) … Read more
In the success part of your code, you can build an array representing a post, and use wp_insert_post as such : Example $mypost = array( ‘post_title’ => ‘My Title’, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’ //… add other fields according to your form ); $mypost_id = wp_insert_post( $mypost ); //Returns new post id on success Any field you … Read more
Your code is not in the right order and you need to exit the script after using wp_redirect try this: <?php /* Template Name: Rate Wine Form */ ?> <?php if( ‘POST’ == $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] && !empty( $_POST[‘action’] ) && $_POST[‘action’] == “new_post”) { // Do some minor form validation to make sure there is content … Read more
Ok, after searching a while, I’ve found out that the “easy” solution to my problem would be to start by creating tabs (like in the appearence menu) and option sections. While I’m still no expert in that matter, I followed this 3 part guide that explains pretty much everything related to the matter. I just … Read more
create a form, same as contact or custom content from frontend and send the content of field with the WP core function wp_insert_user() to WP, add the users. an example without form, only a function to insert users and see the fields for the data array. function fb_wp_insert_user() { $user_data = array( ‘ID’ => ”, … Read more