The comment_form() isn’t quite correct with your arguments being loaded in. You need to pass in ‘fields’ => apply_filters( ‘comment_form_default_fields’, $fields ), into a new argument. Attached is an example of what you would need to update. Fields you want to have filled out $fields = array( ‘author’ => ‘<div class=”comment-form-author”><label for=”author”>’ . __( ‘Name’, … Read more
You missed name attribute of <input type=”submit” value=”<?php _e(‘Submit’); ?>”/> HTML tag. i.e. It should be looks like: <input type=”submit” name=”Submit” value=”<?php _e(‘Submit’); ?>”/> Else, You have to change if condition inside function form_processing() OLD: if(isset($_POST[‘Submit’])){ Replace with: if(isset($_POST[‘rollNumber’])){ Hope this will helps you.
I don’t know of any hooks to add or filter the metabox so you can either create your own metabox to replace the custom taxonomy metabox or in this case just use JQuery .append() for example is your taxonomy is named banners and its none – hierarchical (like tags) then: $(‘.tagsdiv-banners’).append(‘<p>your short description here</p>’); and … Read more
On the back-end, you’re retrieving the data like this: $meta = $_POST[‘attachments’][ $post_id ][‘photo_time’]; $meta_two = $_POST[‘attachments’][$post_id][‘photo_order’]; So on the front-end, you should set the field’s name in this format: attachments[<?= $vP ?>][KEY] where KEY could be either photo_order or photo_time. echo ‘<input type=”hidden” name=”attachments[<?= $vP ?>][photo_order]” class=”photo_order” value=”‘.$Por.'” />’; echo ‘<input type=”text” name=”attachments[<?= $vP … Read more
You can do it like so — refer to the // {comment}: if (isset($_POST[“savepics2”])) { // Set max number of files allowed. $max_files = 25; $attachments = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $v_Id ) ); $count = count( $attachments ); // Check if limit already reached. if ($count >= $max_files) { echo ‘limit reached’; // If … Read more
IMO this ia a good approach. However one thing I would focus is instead of embedding the data into the post body, you may insert custom fields in that post. This may help you sorting posts based on color, make etc or what ever your fields are.
You could create a custom post type post_templates. It should not be publicly queryable, and the admin only should be able to create or edit items. In your post editor you could then add a TinyMCE button/dropdown to let the editor select a template. Here is a very basic example plugin illustrating how to work … Read more
Have you installed any other plugins? Also check in header.php that there is wp_head(); function in <head>wp_head(); </head> tag and wp_footer(); before </body> tags ends
There are few ways how to make you’r form visible on your site: crate shortcode/widget with form create page template There are few ways how to process your form in php: adding processing directly to php file of page template adding processing in init/wp or any other action adding processing in ajax actions How i … Read more
name is a WordPress query var, by submitting a form with that var set, you are changing the main query. All form elements should always be prefixed with something unique to prevent clashes like this.