Recently, I’ve found a very nice post, Using the Google Analytics API in WordPress. It’s a full blown tutorial and signed by a core contributor, no less. In this post we’ll talk about the API, authentication and firing requests to the API using the WordPress HTTP methods, about understanding and parsing the response and finally, … Read more
Open the file “polldaddy.php” and look near the first few dozen lines for this: $this->is_admin = (bool) current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ); Change that to $this->is_admin = (bool) current_user_can( ‘edit_posts’ ); That would in theory grant authors and above the same access as an admin – you have to test yourself to be sure. See the admin_menu() … Read more
The following code needs to placed in the functions.php file of any theme that has a replacement mystery man avatar. Adding it to bp-custom.php will not work in this instance. <?php // Use a differnt image than default mystery man function bp_custom_set_avatar_constants() { define( ‘BP_AVATAR_DEFAULT’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/images/mystery-man.jpg’ ); define( ‘BP_AVATAR_DEFAULT_THUMB’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/images/mystery-man-50.jpg’ ); … Read more
You can use WP Network to manage multiple websites through a single WP installation. But, It is not always recommended unless your scenario closely fits with its concept. If each of your website is exclusive to each other (each site require different set of plugins and theme) and you have just started to use WordPress, … Read more
Images are in the feed, if the feed is a fullfeed, not a excerpt. Check the xml snytax in atom format for <content:encoded> or in RSS2 for <description>. In this tags you can find the images of the content.
With the Apache web server, one would create a rule in the .htaccess file. I believe the equivalent in IIS7 is the web.config file. This page appears to point in the right direction. I would be more specific about where to place the file or how to construct the rule, but I have no experience … Read more
Answering to this Question, How to add Custom Blog Options to new blog setup form?, I ended up doing a plugin that does exactly that: adds a blog meta field to give each site a Category. It’s a simple meta field, meaning: no category tree. I just revised the code and updated. Available in GitHub. … Read more
In case if you are looking for a single sign-on (SSO) solution, take a look at onelogin (paid of course). A workaround would be to use oauth based sign-up allowing logins which are already centralized (a bit similar to how stackexchange sites work).
The problem is in the server configuration. After the administrator fix the subdomain issue. Everything is working fine.
Here’s one option we use for a high volume global RSS feed. It’s worked out really well for us and has lower load times than trying to do some runtime combination. http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/post-indexer/ http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/recent-global-posts-feed/