Let user delete comment on front end only
Let user delete comment on front end only
Let user delete comment on front end only
The post id is sent correctly. What I needed to do was to add the bellow code to the getForm() function, before ob_start(): $post_to_edit = array(); $post_to_edit = get_post( $_POST[‘postid’] ); $this->data[‘item_name’] = $post_to_edit->post_title;
Why does appear? I’m trying to remove a generic link called navigation on my main menu
Provided you’ve confirmed that WP’s native ‘suggest’ script is actually being rendered on the page properly (ie. you’re using the correct template for home vs front-page), sometimes to avoid script conflicts on the page, you need to wrap your script in an anonymous function. So something like: <script> (function($) { $(“#my_input”).suggest(“<?php echo get_bloginfo(‘wpurl’); ?>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=ajax-tag-search&tax=my_taxonomy”, { … Read more
By default no action url will mean that the form will be sent to the URL the page was loaded from. Once it is done, the code evaluating the shortcode is checking in the form was submitted and process it. This is not not a great way to write a from processing code, as the … Read more
Use PHP explode function and convert string into array using a delimiter | then you can use foreach loop. Example:- $str = get_the_author_meta(‘my_pet’, $author_id); $pets_array = explode(‘| ‘, $str); if (is_array($pets_array)) { foreach ($pets_array as $pet) { echo $pet; echo ‘somtext’; echo ‘<br />’; } }
You missed the wp_nonce_field action name. wp_nonce_field(‘submit-users-note”notes_nonce_field’ ); $nonce = $_POST[“notes_nonce_field”]; if ( ! isset($nonce) ! wp_verify_nonce( $nonce, ‘submit-users-note’ ) ) { exit; // Get out of here, the nonce is rotten! }
How to test if in dashboard, bypassing Ajax quirk
Well I found the culprit, no solution yet though. As I said the code ran well on a static HTML page, so I copied the exact static HTML into my theme, leaving all the rest out, and it didn’t work. So it had to be WordPress related, so I turned off installed plugins one by … Read more
Its pretty much what you already have, just add the following after $pid = wp_insert_post($new_post);: #categories if( !empty ( $_POST [‘categories’] ) ){ update_post_meta ( $pid, “_testimonials_category”, stripslashes ( $_POST [‘categories’] ) ); } I would probably advise you to change the name of this from categories though to something more relative, like testimonials_categories Then … Read more