First of all. You’ll need to follow the ajax best practices in WordPress. That means, add the right actions for your functions and call them also with the admin ajax url. So your jQuery ajax should call the admin_url, and you’ll need to send along an ‘action’ data in this example, the name of the … Read more
Sorry, it’s unclear to me what your goal is, if you could clarify your question more and additional information like what kind of options you’re trying to use (are they custom fields, are they categories, tags, or other taxonomies, or another characteristic like post author?) First, the select inputs should not have blank name values. … Read more
It’s totally depends on your sow. You can choose custom table to insert custom data and that’s need so much code like mysql query to insert data and fetching data using the same approach. If you feel comfortable with those approach you can look for wordpress WPDB. But to me if you want to build … Read more
You may have to use smart tag {date format=”m/d/Y”}
I haven’t used this jQuery library myself, but based on a quick glance on the documentation, you could probably just wrap the wizard inside a <form> tag and add a custom handler for the smartWizard onFinish event. When the event is fired, send the form data to server with either admin ajax or REST API. … Read more
Store user form submitted information in post type
Add a new URL using add_submenu_page (without any parent assigned) and post your form data on that URL. Refer to this page for adding sub-menu page. Also, you should not send form data on any PHP file like this. This, will opens up your plugin for external attacks. Let, know if you unable to figure … Read more
Creating a custom form with ability to query and submit to SQL
Why is that only the first row getting inserted into Mysql table when i import csv file on backend custom plugin?
Take a look at https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wpdb/get_col/ On your result page, receive the query as follows <?php if(isset($_POST[‘name’]) || isset($_POST[’email’])){ $name=”%” . $wpdb->esc_like( $_POST[‘name’] ) . ‘%’; $email=”%” . $wpdb->esc_like( $_POST[’email’] ) . ‘%’; global $wpdb; $prepare = $wpdb->get_col( $wpdb->prepare( ” SELECT post_id FROM “.$wpdb->prefix.”postmeta AS M WHERE M.meta_value LIKE ‘%s’ OR M.meta_value LIKE ‘%s’ “, $name, … Read more