The code uses the save_post hook to save the results of the form, however, at no point did it check which post it was saving. This means your save function runs for that post, but it also runs for drafts, autosaves, etc Then, on top of that there are checks like this: if( isset( $_POST[‘cpt_cpts’] … Read more
“Widgets” as you’re calling them on the post edit screen are actually meta boxes. You can add as many as you want to do whatever you want using the add_meta_box() function. Once you know what they’re called, it’s fairly straight-forward to do a Google search for examples. Or check out some great tutorials listed in … Read more
Using classes like you are, your callback function is implemented wrong: add_meta_box( ‘post_format_box’ ,__( ‘Post Format Content’, self::LANG ) ,@$this->render() ,’post’ ,’advanced’ ,’high’ ); Should be: add_meta_box( ‘post_format_box’ ,__( ‘Post Format Content’, self::LANG ) ,array($this, ‘render’) ,’post’ ,’advanced’ ,’high’ );
The class you are using accepts value => name pair in the select options array so foreach ( $GLOBALS[‘wp_registered_sidebars’] as $sidebar ) { $sidebar_options[$sidebar[‘id’]] = $sidebar[‘name’]; } and then you can use $sidebar_options.
The parameters have the same meaning, they are just named inconsistent. Both accept calls to a function. This can even be the same function. Here is a simple demo as a plugin. Download /* Plugin Name: Callback Demo Description: Demonstrating how a meta box and a menu page can take the same callback function. Version: … Read more
Start by reading the notices–they tell you very explicitly what the problem is. Let’s start with the first one: Notice: Undefined index: _wr_event_speaker in /Users/my/htdocs/wr/wp-content/themes/wr/functions.php on line 246 First, this is just a “notice”. Meaning that no error has actually occurred. PHP is just telling you that something isn’t quite right, but that it skipped … Read more
First make the custom post query with the WP_Query, and then we get the metadata by get_post_meta. Checkboxses are saved as boolean, that means either true or false. So make a check in the loop if checked or not (1=true, 0=false). <?php get_header(); ?> <?php // The Query $the_query = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => … Read more
Use the same technique as $checked: $disabled = ( $ed->ID != get_current_user_id() ) ? ‘ disabled=”disabled”‘ : ”; your code: foreach ($alleds as $ed) { $checked = (in_array($ed->ID,(array)$currenteds)) ? ‘ checked=”checked”‘ : ”; $disabled = ( $ed->ID != get_current_user_id() ) ? ‘ disabled=”disabled”‘ : ”; echo ‘<input type=”checkbox” name=”currenteds[]” value=”‘ . $ed->ID . ‘”‘ . … Read more
jQuery UI Tabs are actually shipped with WordPress core, so implementing them is quite easy. It sounds like you’re only trying to utilize the tabs on the admin side, so a very basic setup would look something like: In functions.php: function my_enqueue_scripts($hook) { // Only load the scripts on the pages where they’re needed if( … Read more
In your code, you are using: add_filter( ‘team_Meta_Box’, ‘team_sample_metaboxes’ ); On the site you linked to, they are using: add_filter( ‘cmb_meta_boxes’, ‘wpb_sample_metaboxes’ ); So my question is: did you change all instances of “cmb” to “team” in the init.php file? If you did, then the correct filter to use should be: add_filter( ‘team_meta_boxes’, ‘team_sample_metaboxes’ ); … Read more