Would maybe look into do_action( ‘pre-upload-ui’ );. Here is my first thoughts, please note it’s not tested but should get you in the right direction. add_action( ‘pre-plupload-upload-ui’, ‘sd_extra_info’ ); function sd_extra_info() { # see wp-includes/media-template.php print ‘<pre> Some more info here </pre>’; }
There is a hidden field named _wpnonce in your form including hard coded value, plus another field named _wp_http_referrer. You better remove these, and let settings_fields() generate them. (it should already do so).
Just add the attribute method=”post” within the form element. That’s it 🙂 Happy coding!
I ended up solving the issue. In case anybody run across this in the future, here’s what it was: I narrowed the issue down to the template itself by stripping out all of the markup on the page, which allowed the form to work as normal. I then narrowed it down to the <form> tag … Read more
From: is just another mail header. You need to concatenate this with your current $headers and pass it as one argument to mail(): $headers = “From: $sender <$senderEmail>\r\n”; $headers .= “MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n”; $headers .= “Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\r\n”; // la de da mail( $recipient, $subject, $mailBody, $headers );
You should not. Nonce is used to protect against cross site request forgery attacks (CSRF) in which another aite tries to trick you into submitting a form to your site which will perform some hostile action. Nonces are unique value that can be generated only by a specific site at a specific time and therefor … Read more
The comments_open() function is used, both by core and typically themes to determine status for specific post. It has filter of same name for result, which you can use to manipulate it individually for the post. comment_form() won’t actually output form if check is false and fire comment_form_comments_closed action in such case. Native WP themes, … Read more
The “Skip to toolbar” in the WP Navbar comes tabindex attribute set to 1; I really think it is correct because it is the first visual element when the navbar is active. The problem is that the HTML of the navbar isn’t really the first in the source code, it is in the footer, so … Read more
Two issues – validateForm is an existing javascript function in WordPress core, change it to something else. Always prefix things with a unique string to prevent these problems. Your onsubmit needs return added: onsubmit=”return your_function()”
No. WordPress is written in PHP which is not Java. Maybe you can configure your webserver in a way to proxy a certain URL to be handled by some Java Server, but this is definitely not a WordPress issue and would be off topic here. You can try with sister sites like https://serverfault.com/ though.