you can use Cimy User Extra Fields , its a plugin that lets you add extra user fields to the registration form. or you can create your own custom registration page with your extra fields by following this great article http://www.cozmoslabs.com/2010/05/31/wordpress-user-registration-template-and-custom-user-profile-fields/
I think the problem is with your form tag missing enctype=”multipart/form-data” so try changing: <form method=”post” action=””> to: <form method=”post” action=”” enctype=”multipart/form-data”> and as a side note, if you want to redirect to the newly created post change: wp_redirect( ‘http://domain.com’ ); to: wp_redirect( get_permalink($post_id)); exit(); Update: From the comments i understand that want the image … Read more
The Front-end Editor plugin allows you to change post thumbnails (featured images).
this line: $post_cf = update_post_meta($post->ID,’location’,$post_location); $post->ID isn’t set in this context, you want to pass $_POST[‘post_id’] I assume.
See my comments above, but part of the problem is that you are checking that $_POST[‘action’] == “new_post” In the example you’ve given you have commented out the hidden ‘action’ field; which, in any case is set to post not new-post. I believe you a trying to check the nonce… To do that (following the … Read more
Look at this.. http://www.campbellhoffman.com/form-manager-faq/#putting-submission-data-on-a-post-or-page
Theres a filter you can hook on to. apply_filters( ‘get_delete_post_link’, wp_nonce_url( $delete_link, “$action-{$post->post_type}_{$post->ID}” ), $post->ID, $force_delete ); Check the raw function here: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.4.1/wp-includes/link-template.php#L954 Can’t advise much else without seeing your code. Edit: its nasty buy you can do add_filter( ‘get_delete_post_link’, ‘some_function’, 20 ); function some_function() { wp_redirect( home_url(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”) ); exit; }
Seems as though the session needed to be destroyed with the following: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/66309/<?php $redirect = bloginfo(“url’); wp_logout( $redirect, $echo ); ?>”> Logout </a>
OK, I’ve got it! According to wp codex, second parameter of wp_signon() function refers to whether to use auth cookie or not. So if you use wp_signon( $user_arr, false ); …re-auth will not be required.
Not exactly ‘solved’ — I still do not know why wp_update_post() did not hit the transition of {old status}to{new status} For my situation I simply added the below function to a unique instance of the button above. Not ideal, but hey it works.