this isn’t a WordPress thing, just an issue with your JS. this: jQuery(“select[name^=’post_author’]”).attr(‘selectedIndex’,selected); should be: jQuery(“select[name^=’post_author’]”).val(selected).attr(‘selected’,’selected’);
Sounds like a couple of possibilities 1) an upgrade that may not have completed successfully or fully – try reloading wordpress completely (download and ftp). This has happening to a few folk or 2) a plugin that may not be compatible with new version. For debugging purposes, try deactivating one by one till problem goes … Read more
I ran into this very same issue and I have a workaround. Hopefully it will be fixed in the upcoming 3.3 release as this trac ticket suggests. The workaround basically replicates the important bits of the wp-admin/options.php file where settings registered via the settings API are processed. The reason additional permalink settings do not currently … Read more
Where are you calling wp_applugin_options_process()? If you call it, and $_POST[“excludeid”] isn’t set, then you’re effectively calling: update_option(“wp_applugin_excludeids”, null ); So if you’re calling this function on every page load, or even just when your admin page is loaded, then you’re automatically deleting your option. You should put a check in your function to make … Read more
I think something like this should work: add_action(‘parse_query’, ‘wpse32932_parse_query’); function wpse32932_parse_query( $wp ){ if( $wp->is_post_type_archive ): $wp->query_vars[‘posts_per_page’] = 30; endif; return $wp; }
The fourth parameter of add_menu_page is the menu slug. Hence the form action should start with: admin.php?page=vsp_settings_page, if you want to stay on said page. If your form is correctly written, it should populate the query string in the URL. You should have probably posted all your form’s markup. Is there something along the lines … Read more
Have you seen these? get_blog_option() update_blog_option() delete_blog_option() I’m on a mobile now so I can’t re-check this, but my guess is that the option value gets stored in your ‘master’ blog table and you’re trying to access it from a different blog/site. Could that be the case? Try passing the master blog ID to the … Read more
You can do an untrailingslashit() also.
Try this: <?php $options = get_option( ‘schema_theme_options’ ); $meta_desc = $options[‘metadescription’]; ?> <?php if( ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) && ” !== $meta_desc ) : ?> <meta name=”description” content=”<?php echo $meta_desc; ?>”> <?php endif; ?> It’s a bit neater and a bit more foolproof than the other proposed solution.
I would not alter the core intermediate image sizes. If you have custom image sizes, register them using add_image_size(). e.g. function mytheme_add_custom_image_sizes() { // Add “vertical” image add_image_size( ‘vertical-a’, 95, 117, true ); add_image_size( ‘vertical-b’, 130, 160, true ); // Add “horizontal” image add_image_size( ‘horizontal-a’, 440, 304, true ); add_image_size( ‘horizontal-b’, 220, 152, true ); … Read more