How to automate filing a form as a user
How to automate filing a form as a user
How to automate filing a form as a user
I think that, while this method could be secure, there are many advantages to using an off-the-shelf captcha system, both in terms of the security of the captcha images/audio/media, and also in terms of performance advantages like caching. If you use a captcha widget which is JavaScript based, for example, the underlying WordPress-generated page could … Read more
Like @Bainternet said, it is the same thing. Taking the code from the question you linked to, you can do it like this: function filter_attachment_fields_to_edit( $form_fields, $post ) { $foo = (bool)get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘foo’, true ); $bar = (bool)get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘bar’, true ); $form_fields[‘foo’] = array( ‘label’ => ‘Is Foo’, ‘input’ => ‘html’, ‘html’ => … Read more
First, you really should be storing your options as an array in wp_options. But should you choose not to, you really should change the names of your second and third options; “height” and “width” are entirely too generic, and almost assuredly will cause conflicts. You’re passing name=”height” and name=”width”, respectively, but I doubt that WordPress … Read more
ok so i figured it out… i changed the select to <select onChange=”this.form.submit()” name=”page_id”{$id} class=”$class”> so that name passed in the url gets changed to ?page_id which i want since that is the format i am using (default wordpress format), and then i called my page_by_title function (btw i had to change the name of … Read more
Why not just use wp_login_form()? (Codex ref)
Pretty sure it’s because the official jQuery CDN doesn’t support HTTPS – use Microsoft’s or Google’s instead.
Late to the party, but this plugin, Toggle wpautop, lets you selectively disable whether you want WP to butcher your content on pages or posts, and works on WP 4.9 (current version as of this answer).
Instead of looking for a plugin I found a piece of code that solves my problem, unfortunately because I am not using a plugin this post doesn’t relate to WordPress and is off-topic. For those of you who are curious the code I am using is at: http://charlie.griefer.com/blog/2009/09/17/jquery-dynamically-adding-form-elements/ <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN” … Read more
Please make sure these is no data output or blank spaces above wp_redirect( $final_url ); exit; otherwise this warning will always appear. Also optionally you can use <?php //Php code ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> document.location.href=”http://example.com”; </script> <?php //php code ?>