As it seems, it’s an easier way, using get_template_part and some php magic. What you do is get the page name from post_metadata filter the filename without the extension and add it to get_template_part. Of course all your data must conform a predefined variable (or just pass the id to the template) because you have … Read more
Do not use wp_login function it is deprecated , instead use wp_signon. wp_signon function returns WP_Error on failure so use it to evaluate condition as following. <?php if ( ‘POST’ == $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] && !empty( $_POST[‘action’] ) && $_POST[‘action’] == ‘log-in’ ) : $login = wp_signon( array( ‘user_login’ => $_POST[‘user-name’], ‘user_password’ => $_POST[‘password’], ‘remember’ => $_POST[‘remember-me’] … Read more
I don’t have time for a detailed reply but some ideas: 1) Use arrays in the front end. Make your input ID’s like add_task_assigned[] and add_task_complete[] – these appear as arrays in the back end. It’s not great practice, but it works. 2) Use an array in the backend. Store the meta as array( [0] … Read more
Virtually all the core files and scripts that WordPress uses for displaying the media library are within the wp-admin folder, plus it uses various admin-only hooks, so using this on the front-end is pretty much out of the question. It’s not difficult to allow users to upload to the media library from the front end … Read more
If you look at media_handle_upload in source you’ll see how it uses wp_handle_upload to do just the uploading part of the process without inserting an attachment.
I’ve used this: update_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘your_meta_data’.$user_id, ‘your_value’ ); <= this will add for each user 1 field for that post, in db. All Good 🙂
$instance[‘page_id’] should be the post ID of the selected post. So … function widget($args, $instance) { $post = get_post( $instance[‘page_id’] ); echo $post->post_content; // you should add the common filters here var_dump( $post ); // more data } … should be a good start. To save the last value in the configuration form use selected(): … Read more
User driven content problems
How to allow user to add to, but not edit, a post?
I haven’f found a solution for this, but instead I found a plugin that does exactly this. http://wordpress.org/plugins/query-multiple-taxonomies/