I have found the solution do_action(‘edit_user_profile_update’, $current_user->ID); was the problem. After I commented it out the update went fine. do_action is a plugin hook and expected way more that the from gave: explanation
In the second scenario you’re getting the only second title, because you need to have unique field names for each field, or one will override the other(s) in $_POST. One way to resolve this is to have a single hidden field called perhaps max_id in which you store the highest id number that you’ve used … Read more
The code you use is incomplete, but otherwise I’m not sure what you mean by WP “curtailing.” Assuming you (or someone) with admin or editor permissions is able to use the post editor, you should be able to add “unfiltered html” via the Text screen. If you (or someone) needs to enable users with lower … Read more
Take a look at wp localize script. It’ll allow you to encode your url into a separate javascript object before your script is loaded. get_template_directory retrieves the absolute path to the directory of the current theme. Use it in case your WP install directory is different than your local development. The theme directory can also … Read more
First, your code attempts to use $_POST[‘nom’] whether the value is set or not. You are generating non-fatal “Undefined index” warning every time that runs. Clean that up and use !empty($_POST[‘nom’]) instead of $_POST[‘nom’]!=NULL. With template_redirect you’d want to redirect to an existing page, something like the following from another answer: function redirect_cat_wpse_207298() { if … Read more
I’m pretty sure you don’t quote the $variable at all when doing a query with wpdb. So ‘association_first_name’ => ‘$legalname’ would be ‘association_first_name’ => $legalname But that might not solve all your problems.
Sorry for this question, I founded the solution, now I know that i’m a dummy. if($_GET[‘action’] == ‘edit’) for everyone has my same drama. (the question remains open for better suggestions about doing that, in the best and most secure way) Tank you for any suggestion.
SOLVED by somebody: “if my form pointed to a directory: http://example.com/wordpress then my POST data disappeared and $_POST was empty. If I pointed to a specific file: http://example.com/wordpress/index.php Then it worked properly.” ps: God bless him. 🙂
There is wp_loginout() which will get you a simple login/logout form, and that content is filterable with the loginout hook, but the “login-form page” (by which I think you mean wp-login.php) is mostly hard-coded. There are a lot of hook in there that might be enough to do what you want though– twenty-three hooks by … Read more
Good afternoon, I managed to sort this out. I have amended my functions.php to the following. function mcPaySubmit(){ global $wpdb; include(‘paygate.php’); $last = wp_get_recent_posts(array(‘numberposts’ => ‘1’, ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘post_status’ => ‘pending’, ‘author’ => $user_id)); $purchase_post_id = $last[‘0’][‘ID’]; $purchase_days = $_POST[‘dext’]; $purchase_date = $_POST[‘mcTransactionDate’]; $purchase_amount = $_POST[‘totalDue’]; if($wpdb->insert(‘ac_purchases’, array( ‘purchase_post_id’ => $purchase_post_id, ‘purchase_days’ => $purchase_days, … Read more