Without actually knowing what you’re trying to achieve I see the following problems: $post variable is not defined in your widget() method. Try setting it using $post = get_post( get_the_ID() ) for instance. By the time you call foreach ($posts as $post) { … } $posts variable is also not set. You need some query … Read more
In general, categories are tied to posts only (not custom types). This is built-in taxonomy. Though there is another experience. My approach is to create custom post types and custom taxonomies. That’s up to you how to organize the catalog. CPT for company and taxonomy for product family, or otherwise: /makita/drills/product_1 /makita/drills/product_2 /bosch/drills/product_1 /bosch/drills/product_1 or … Read more
The following will add a “View author profile” link to the row actions (i.e., the links that appear when you hover over the username): add_filter (‘user_row_actions’, ‘add_view_author_page’, 10, 2) ; function add_view_author_page ($actions, $user) { $href = esc_attr (get_author_posts_url ($user->ID)) ; $actions[‘add_view_author_page’] = “<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/259665/$href”>View author page</a>” ; return ($actions) ; } Edit: Or if … Read more
You can output your javascript via wp_add_inline_script(). This way you can set the post”s id and AJAX URL before outputting the code: wp_add_inline_script(‘my-js’, ‘ jQuery.ajax({ \’url\’ : ‘.admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php?action=my_action’).’ data : { \’id\’ : ‘.get_the_ID().’ } });’); Note that you need to hook to an existing js file to be able to add inline script, so … Read more
You can use default wp_edtior in your templates to give opportunity your users posting content. This forum is not good place to find turnkey plugin
As far as i know there is no arguments array key name ‘post_category’ in WP_Query . Insted of ‘post_category’ use either ‘category__in’ => array( 2, 6 ) or category_name’ => ‘staff’. And also for the id case use echo get_the_ID() … to print the post id
UPDATE: As mentioned in the comments, you might want to learn how you do things like create meta boxes and do a file upload in WordPress without using a framework like CMB2 first. However, as a seasoned WordPress developer, I have found that using CMB2 greatly increased my productivity. I highly recommend using CMB2 to … Read more
It appears you’ve taken the super long winded route and done each step of the upload manually. But why not use the sideloading function that does it all for you? The majority of your code can be replaced with this: // These files need to be included as dependencies when on the front end. require_once( … Read more
With the help of something @TurtleTread said, I managed to get it working. My code was fine except had to change two things. I removed the custom field from my $user_data, and added this after right after wp_insert_user — add_user_meta($user_id, ‘broker_email’, $b_email); Here’s my final code in my functions.php file — add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘register_a_user’); function register_a_user(){ … Read more
Perhaps a special ‘contact’ type form (like Contact Form 7) that is restricted to the specific user. They could fill out the ‘message’ area of the form, send it, and the back-end of the form would send it to your subscriber list. Or the form could send it to you for approval, if needed. Note … Read more