Create the ads as custom post types and register one or more custom taxonomies for these post types. You can set up the other meta data as post meta (also known as custom fields). The options table is probably not the best place for these data; because you have to reinvent the wheel.
You should include your options-register-defaults.php to make the callback available. function chr_settings() { require_once ‘options-register-defaults.php’; // add path to file /* register_setting( $option_group, $option_name, $sanitize_callback )- Associates an option group passed to settings_fields with database entry */ register_setting( ‘mycustom_options’, ‘mycustom_options’, ‘ch_options_validate’ ); add_settings_section(‘ch_settings_defaults_style’, ‘Style Options’, ‘ch_settings_defaults_style_section_text’, ‘mycustom’); }
I just did a quick test and the comment blacklist appears to be ignored for logged in administrators (possibly other roles). It does effectively block comments when logged in as a subscriber. I suspect that that is the behavior you are seeing.
wp_blacklist_check is an action – it does not return results and does not influence logic. Hook you want is pre_comment_approved filter that gets two arguments – $approved (1, 0 or spam ) and $commentdata with comment info. Use data for your custom processing and return changed $approved outcome if needed.
As I understood you correctly you just want to rename ‘kkpo_quote’ and you have conflict. Not to have conflict try to replace all ‘kkpo_quote’ with same name, for example: if you replace ‘kkpo_quote’ with ‘new_quote’ in register_setting(KKPLUGINOPTIONS_ID.’_options’, ‘new_quote’); then make sure that you replace it with ‘new_quote’ where ever is ‘kkpo_quote’ There is 7 times … Read more
Your widget is part of a plugin (per the first sentence of the question), so what you are really talking about is making a plugin administration page, which you would do with add_menu_page, add_submenu_page, or one of the more specialize menu page functions. That is the nutshell version of the answer. There are a lot … Read more
Way use jQery to populate the select field when you can use filter and hook into the form using PHP eg: //1. Add a new form element… add_action(‘register_form’,’_register_form_wpa103118′); function _register_form_wpa103118 (){ $name_of_select = ( isset( $_POST[‘name_of_select’] ) ) ? $_POST[‘name_of_select’]: ”; $options = array( ‘Medicine’ => ‘Medicine’, ‘Option2’ => ‘Option2’, ); ?> <p> <label for=”name_of_select”><?php … Read more
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I’ve started rewriting everything using the Settings API and everything is working well now.
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