While clicking ADD-NEW (i mean when creating new post), it has already assigned an ID. You can catch it using javascript,like: if(document.getElementById(“postID”)){ alert(document.getElementById(“postID”)); } or catch it using PHP: var_dump($GLOBALS); and see the variable name
Here’s a simple example that redirects to the edit posts screen. Since what you’re asking for is how to get the post, I’m not bothering with messages or particular redirect pages or other variables – though note that wp_die() will just kill the page. In my tests, it just gets you a blank one. Anyway, … Read more
If you have the arguments, you can use the_widget() to output the same widget you are searching. If you don’t have the arguments or they change in someway(they could be grabbed from the database though) you would need to iterate all widget areas and all widgets inside each one to match the ID of the … Read more
Your rating plugin will not work on custom HTML content (e.g. those boxes). Why? Because where will it save the rating related data? It must save the data somewhere, right? Now, you don’t want to add the rating in any post, that’s fine. Your other option is to create a custom post type. You can … Read more
wp_loaded hook runs before WordPress has setup postdata so you won’t be able to get there the information you need. The earliest hook you can use to have that information should be wp. You can use is_author() to check if you’re on an author page and is_user_logged_in() to check if the user is logged in: … Read more
Why don’t you add a custom field to the post, so that when you save the post, you automatically create a custom field with that value, and then it’s easy to search for it and also show on the page. Save Bookcode as Post Meta To save that custom field, you can add on your … Read more
You can use transition_post_status: add_action(‘transition_post_status’, ‘wpse_handle_untrash’); function wpse_handle_untrash($new_status, $old_status, $post) { // if the post was in the trash, but now is not if($old_status == ‘trash’) { // if you want, you can do something only for a certain post type if($post->post_type == ‘my-desired-post-type’) { // do something echo ‘<script>alert(‘ . $post->ID . ‘);</script>’; } … Read more
I found it, very simple logic. Don’t specify any id number.
send page ID’s to another template
There’s a couple functions to get different attachment parameters based on one another, but a cursory look doesn’t indicate there’s one to get one based on the Attachment Page URL. You could try and get the Post ID based on the Name (or Title) using the $wpdb class, and then drop that ID into the … Read more