Submit Custom Postypes from frontend
http://wpshout.com/wordpress-submit-posts-from-frontend/ Refer above link, we can check user logged in or not in fronted and pass custom post type too while saving post in database.
http://wpshout.com/wordpress-submit-posts-from-frontend/ Refer above link, we can check user logged in or not in fronted and pass custom post type too while saving post in database.
You need to make your processing form a template and apply it to a page if you want wordpress to recognize the form. Then you can set your action to the name of the page with the template applied to it and viola!
I would handle this with Page Templates, as hinted at by @BrianFegter. Create a page template that does what you need (there are many PHP/WordPress tutorials out there on how to create pages, process forms, and output data). Once you have your template, create a page, and apply that template to it. Voilà, form processing. … Read more
You cannot send headers once you have sent ANY html to the browser…so if you want to do whatever it is you’re trying to do with the headers, you’ll need it to be before get_header(). On that note, I’m not sure what you’re trying to do with the headers, but the ‘Confirm Data Resubmission’ prompt … Read more
Yes. You can do this by adding a dashboard widget with a contact form function that uses AJAX to submit the form. function myplugin_dashboard_widget() { ajax_contact_form(); } function myplugin_add_dashboard_widgets() { wp_add_dashboard_widget(‘myplugin_contact_widget’, ‘My Plugin Contact Form’, ‘myplugin_dashboard_widget’); } add_action(‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘myplugin_add_dashboard_widgets’ );
Contact form 7 Lets you call a JavaScript function after the form has been submitted You will find the Additional Settings field at the bottom of the contact form management page and you need to use the hook named on_sent_ok something like this: on_sent_ok: “$.fancybox.close();”
I think you are missing the $paged arguments $paged = get_query_var(‘paged’) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1;
Set the title as ‘Contact’. Then use the following code: add_filter(‘the_title’,’remove_title’); function remove_title($title) { if( !is_page(‘Contact’) ) { return $title; } } Put this code in your functions.php file.
function load_scripts() { wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_register_script(‘jquery’, (“http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js”)); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); } add_action(‘init’, ‘load_scripts’); I have found the problem now (for all the following readers). In my template functions.php I’ve included the latest version of jQuery. So jQuery has been included in the admin panel too. The fact that WordPress loads jQuery in the admin panel twice must have … Read more
The right way is entirely dependent on what limitations you want to place on your users. WordPress ships with a library called plupload. This is what powers the multi-file uploader in core, and it’s available to create your own upload tools as well. The beneficial feature of plupload is the ability to chunk files on … Read more