WordPress.org UI Style Guide site has some reference materials, including those on Box Formats and Forms. As far as I remember it’s not consistently maintained or considered especially canonical source. In practice elements are often done after studying current state of actual admin markup.
Here’s an example of how to unset the standard WordPress sizes or any size for that matter assuming you know the image size name and of course you can simply inpect the $sizes array to determine what to unset… function wpse219360_disable_intermediate_image_sizes($sizes) { if ( isset($_FILES[‘file_input_1’]) && $_FILES[‘file_input_1’][‘error’] != UPLOAD_ERR_NO_FILE ) { unset($sizes[‘thumbnail’]); unset($sizes[‘medium’]); unset($sizes[‘large’]); } … Read more
Like Ash was saying, something like this using $_REQUEST or $_POST will do it. <?php $args[‘exclude’] = “12,20”; // omit these two categories $categories = get_categories($args); ?> <select class=”selectpicker btn-block” name=”coupon_cat” id=”category”> <option value=””>Категори Сонгох</option> <!– if nothing else is selected, this will be selected automatically –> <?php foreach($categories as $category): ?> <?php $selected = … Read more
Specific to nonce there is nothing to worry about as there is a third private parameter which is kept in secret (one of the keys added in your wp_config.php file). In general, there is no such thing as “closed source”, and all code can be read and interpreted by anyone that is willing to dedicate … Read more
You need to validate the reCAPTCHA immediately once you POST the form. You’re just sending a POST to the same page, so it should be done before any other handling. If it does not validate, you need to show the form again, with an error message. function recaptcha_validated(){ if( empty( $_POST[‘g-recaptcha-response’] ) ) return FALSE; … Read more
You can send GET variables in the URL using wp_redirect. For example: wp_redirect( home_url() .’/form?result=error&reason=3′); As far as I know, yes, admin-post is the best-practices way to handle POST data in WordPress.
You could do something like this: <?php add_action( ‘register_form’, function() { $get_type = filter_input( INPUT_GET, ‘type’, FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING ); if ( ! $get_type ) { return; } ?> <input type=”hidden” name=”type” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( $get_type ); ?>” /> <?php }); This will add the type parameter as a hidden field on the form if it is … Read more
That’s just a quick feedback: Use a shortcode to insert your form into content. Those are quite flexible. And for the processed form’s need to have another URL you can add a rewrite endpoint like /form/processed/ you can check after submission then. That’s probably more modular. In the end that prevents you to deal with … Read more
I am also having this issue, haven’t found any solutions for it, apart from just plain ‘ol removing the placeholder attribute : / it seems to occur in any browser. I am using a JavaScript fallback for browsers that dont support the placeholder attrib, but with or without it, wordpress seems to pick up the … Read more
You need to register the query var so it doesn’t get stripped by WP. Add this to your functions.php file. function foo_add_query_var($vars) { $vars[] = ‘discount’; return $vars; } add_filter(‘query_vars’, ‘foo_add_query_var’); To call this in your template, simply use the following: $discount = get_query_var(‘discount’);