Phew after an extremely lengthy investigation I have been able to identify that this is direclty related to the fact I had a custom taxonomy called “year”. Year is already used by wordpress in the permalinks and this was causing all the problems. I have now had to rename my custom taxonomy. So it is … Read more
A simple form submission but notice : Trying to get property of non-object
Well for one thing I can spot that it seems your endwhile loop is closing OUTSIDE of a stray DIV tag. Try fixing that.
Yes, this is achievable with the action ‘template_redirect’ I’ve left to write code to find sub-category for yourself! function my_subcat_template() { if ( <is sub category>) { include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/category-fun.php’); exit; } } add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘my_subcat_template’); Update This is a better answer for your problem Put this is functions.php What it does is, it redefines … Read more
After much pulling of hair here is the answer should anybody require it: (function($){ $(function() { $(‘#page_template’).change(function() { $(‘#postdivrich’).toggle($(this).val() == ‘page-child.php’ || $(this).val() == ‘default’) ; }).change() ; }) ; })(jQuery) ;
Refer to the Template Hierarchy to help understand what’s going on here. When you create a custom page template, it is identified as such by the header within the file, not by filename. But you’ve also named the file following the page-{slug}.php format, and as you can see in the Template Hierarchy, WordPress looks for … Read more
If I get you correctly, you are trying to add a new menu to the Admin Panel. For that, the following tutorial would be one of the best for you to such: The Complete Guide To The WordPress Settings API (Part I – VIII) The key things are: add_menu_page() add_submenu_page() add_theme_page() – for theme options … Read more
How do you create a default template?
I am assiming you already register taxonomy which show you correct links (and generate correct rewrite rules)… but lets make a checklist. 1) Register Taxonomy and assign it to different post types done by you… 2) Modify a rewrite rules add_filter(‘locations_rewrite_rules’, ‘se_119400_locations_rewrite_rules’); function se_119400_locations_rewrite_rules(){ $rules = array(); $rules[‘location(/?(([^/]+?)(/page/?([0-9]{1,})/?)?)?)$’] = ‘index.php?locations=$matches[3]&paged=$matches[5]&post_type=any’; return $rules; } 3) Taxonomy … Read more
Ok, I’m stupid. I figured it was something simple. In my function, I should have used return instead of echo. I was under the impression that echo was what’s normally used since every example or tutorial I found on the internet for writing php functions used echo. At least now it makes more sense.