I assume the plugin is a separate thing and does its work by itself. What you need is to include in your theme template files the default Edit button. First off, you need a good code editor. Notepad++, Sublime Text, NetBeans, to cite a few. Check one of the default WordPress themes, TwentyTen, TwentyEleven or … Read more
I know the community prefers coded answers rather than a plug-in alternative. Especially since alot of frontend dedicated plug-ins are bloated or fail to accomplish most users desires. But I would recommend a combination of Gravity forms, which is well supported and documented, this will give you or your client easily manageable front facing forms … Read more
Re: set the FIRST image input to be set as a featured-image/post-thumbnail Given that you know input name=”image-one” is going to be your featured image, you can check for image-one as your $file_handler value in function insert_attachment after the call to media_handle_upload, then set the thumbnail. See the following code. Do note that I set … Read more
Apparently the function is not defined at the point of calling your code ..so wrap the code of yours in to a function and hook it to the init.
Please refer to wp_script_is( $handle ) to check if a script is already enqueued or registered. It’s a good idea to check before registering / loading a new script in WordPress. Since jQuery is included with WordPress and assuming you’re already using a custom WordPress theme I’m going to say it’s most likely already loaded. … Read more
If you’re using WooCommerce, they have a shortcode that displays the logged in user’s account details on a front end page: [woocommerce_my_account]
If you save $jobcatsvalue make sure if it’s an array of integers when saving. // Format the taxonomies if(is_array($_POST[‘jobcats’])){ foreach($_POST[‘jobcats’] as $j){ $jobcatvalue[] = intval($j); } } else { $jobcatvalue = array(intval($_POST[‘jobcats’])); }
$change = get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, ‘resume_change_location’, true); From https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_post_meta/ get_post_meta returns an array, not an object so you need to use $change[‘index’] The other thing is within your meta box you seem to be saving a string not an array so foreach is going to fail. The below should work… $change = get_post_meta( $post->ID, $key, ‘resume_change_location’, … Read more
I find the solution of your problem. In this theme, you can’t set page as home or front page, so your setting in Setting >> reading >> Your latest posts check. For blog page you can select template in your Blog page Page Attribute Template option as Blog or Blog template with large image. You … Read more
I came across this post looking for a solution for multiple resubmissions due to update_post_meta. Here’s my solution after looking at these posts wordpress get_post_meta check if multiple values set Prevent processing data multiple times in Woocommerce thankyou hook : <?php global $post; $post = $order_id; if ( isset( $_POST[‘submit’] ) ){ echo ‘Update nicht’; … Read more