You can log a user in securely by simply calling wp_signon with the proper credentials. This has to be done before any output is produced, so that WP can set the users cookie properly. Example: $user = wp_signon(array(‘user_login’=>’example’, ‘user_password’ = > ‘swordfish’)); That will do a proper login from the front end of the site, … Read more
Can I hook into wp_update_core outside of the admin?
Add a new confirmation page before saving
It’s impossible, because after deactivation your theme isn’t even loaded! It’s possible, but hacky. Essentially, we unset the action param, load in the themes admin page & then exit before the redirect-on-success occurs. add_action( ‘switch_theme’, ‘wpse_60972_theme_deactivate_message’ ); function wpse_60972_theme_deactivate_message() { $msg = ‘ <div class=”error”> <p>Your theme has been DEACTIVATED</p> </div>’; add_action( ‘admin_notices’, create_function( ”, … Read more
I don’t think this is a good approuch. I think it’s best to redirect your page at mycpt. let it get the last date in php using your get_posts. And let the page redirect to where you need to be. Don’t go auto updating your .htaccess, that’s not what it is made for.
Hook into existing tinyMCE button
Copy post to separate database with “add_action(….)”
The filter you mention is used by the end of get_comments_number_text. As you can see from the source the number of comments is passed through the filter, allowing you to completely change the default text. Like this: add_filter (‘comments_number’, ‘wpse89257_comments_number’, 10, 2); function wpse89257_comments_number ($output, $number) { if ($number == 0) $output=”0 Comments”; elseif ($number … Read more
Hooks are not being removed in child theme
Yes, the page reloads. The form data is sent as a POST request to the server for processing. Whatever your jQuery script does needs to be reflected in some sort of input field(s) so that data can be passed to the server and intercepted by your save_post action.