The basic problem is that there is no variable $post in your header.php. That variable might exist in the global scope, but your code operates in a function scope of load_template() which was called by get_header(). So you have four options: Import the global variable into your function with the global keyword. global $post; // … Read more
The problem might be because of this line: echo do_shortcode(‘[mycategories]’); It should not stand alone like this in the plugin file, because this will show up before the headers are sent out. I guess you added this line just to check the output? Try to remove this line or encapsulate it with a relevant function. … Read more
The file types that you have specified ‘application/msword’, ‘application/vnd.ms-excel’, ‘application/pdf’ are already supported by media uploader. To see the default supported mime file types, call wp_get_mime_types() function. Use upload_mimes filter as shown in following code to make media uploader to accept files types other than the default. Add following code in your themes functions.php file … Read more
Ok, I’ve solved the issue myself. Turns out I had the name=”_department” attribute duplicated in another field that was conflicting with my select field. My select saves just fine now I’ve edited that.
You can download a copy of PHP Markdown and use it to parse the textarea contents before you save it: if ( ! class_exists( ‘Markdown’ ) ) { require_once( plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . ‘/markdown.php’ ); } $textarea_contents = Markdown::defaultTransform( $textarea_contents );
I think the best solution, as discussed in chat, is point 3, programmatically adding a draft (or custom post status) via the use of wp_insert_post where amongst other parameters you can set the likes of; ‘post_date’ => [ Y-m-d H:i:s ] //The time post was made. ‘post_date_gmt’ => [ Y-m-d H:i:s ] //The time post … Read more
I think the problem is you are passing the WP_User_Query object, not the results of the query. Try to change: $fields = array( array( ‘id’ => $prefix . ‘user_sub’, ‘name’ => ‘Subscriber User’, ‘type’ => ‘select’, ‘use_ajax’ => false, ‘options’ => $user_query, // this is where you populate the select in metabox ), ); To: … Read more
The value is not the same thing that you see when you look at the toggle. That part is for humans. To see the value you have to look at the source of the page. If you have a template created by template.contact.php the value in that box would be template.contact.php, so it looks like … Read more
In your JS you have twice the call to $(‘#dd_image’)and in your HTML you have no input named dd_image, but dd_image_one and dd_image_two… And also in your HTML you have twice id=”upload_image_button”and it’s bad :-). This way when you click on the first or the second button you do the same exact call and modify … Read more
question 1 Im not sure how you can do that, But you could try add the image link, and the file path as a meta_post and get the values from there, when you get the values you will only get the files/images from that post uploaded from that metabox. You can also try custom-fields-to-attachments where … Read more