Sure you can do this with : $title = stripslashes( get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘key’, true) ); You just have to replace ‘key’ with the appropriate key. See the documentation
It may be coming from theme or plugin you are using. Sometimes developers forget to remove any echo statement (or any other debugging approach) which they use while developing. You can first disable all plugins. If this still comes up, then it is somewhere there in the active theme. If this goes away after you … Read more
WordPress as a content management system organizes pieces of data into categorizations. It calls any individual piece of data that it might manipulate or display a “post”, and any way to classify or organize that piece of data a “taxonomy”. But not every post is the same, and there are often groups of posts that … Read more
Turns out I wasn’t as thorough as I thought in removing vestiges of the hack. Found some more obfuscated PHP in template files, along with some .php files I didn’t have permissions for that shouldn’t have been there. Removed all that, and admin functionality is back to normal.
Pay attention to the comments along the snippet. <?php /** * Filters the attachment URL. * * @param string $url URL for the given attachment. * @param int $att_id Attachment post ID. * * @return string $url Custom URL for the given attachment. */ function wp_get_attachment_url_callback( $url, $att_id ) { // Instead of keeping full … Read more
There are many ways to infect a site – and many ways to hide that infection from the ‘popular’ security plugins. One way to detect malicious code is via a file-hash-compare function. You may need to write your own though (I did, but it’s not perfect). That function would compare each file’s hash with a … Read more
check this plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/most-popular-tags/ And/ or see this codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_tag_cloud
TGM Plugin Activation Class looks awesome!* […] the TGM_Plugin_Activation class can automatically install and activate multiple plugins that are either pre-packaged with a theme or downloaded from the WordPress Plugin Repository. And here’s an introduction to it: http://wp.tutsplus.com/articles/intro-to-tgm-plugin-activation-class-for-wordpress/ *Disclaimer: I haven’t had a chance to try it out for myself… yet.
You can force all visitors to log in before they are allowed to see the pages. This will not work for attachments. But … if that already is a problem for your site – why did you install WordPress in a publicly accessible directory? You should plan visibility first, then run the installation. Consider HTTP … Read more
The dot . in your code is evaluated as string litral, and not concatenation. Meaning if $inpCnt was equal to 5 for example, php will search for name=”scrape[“.5.’][sponsors]’ id= and will fail to find it. You can either remove the dots while still using the double quotes: $sponsors = str_replace( “name=”scrape[“$inpCnt’][sponsors]’ id=”, “name=”scrape[“$inpCnt’][sponsors][]’ multiple=”multiple” size=”19″ … Read more