None that don’t involve a backup. If you have a backup, you’ll have to do some work to restore only a certain user’s data without resetting everything to that point. I’d say import the backup into an empty database, then copy data over either with SQL (INSERT INTO wp_posts SELECT FROM otherdb.wp_posts WHERE post_author = … Read more
Add a filter for ‘wp_dropdown_pages’. If ‘name’ => ‘page_on_front’, fill the list with your custom post types. Here is a very primitive example as plugin. I took the custom post type from the codex. <?php /* Plugin Name: Custom Post Type as Front Page Description: Adds your custom post type to the list of available … Read more
There is a function exactly for that: get_page_by_title( $page_title, $output = OBJECT, $post_type=”page” ); You can use it like this: $page = get_page_by_title( ‘Start’ ); To get the page from a specific post type: $custom = get_page_by_title( ‘Start’, OBJECT, ‘your_custom_post_type’ ); $post = get_page_by_title( ‘Start’, OBJECT, ‘post’ ); Be aware, this function will search in … Read more
You should get ID of the page you’re looking for: $page = get_page_by_title(‘thank-you’); wp_redirect(get_permalink($page->ID)); exit; It looks like you want to get page by slug. If that’s the case, you should use this function instead. Also, for Location header don’t use space after “Location” string: header(“Location: http://localhost/mysite/faq”);
General block name search One can e.g. use the general search in the /wp-admin backend to find some text within the post’s content that stores the blocks: We can search for a prefixed block name wp:my-plugin/my-block within the posts: example.com/wp-admin/edit.php ?s=wp:my-plugin%2Fmy-block%20&post_type=post where we have an extra space (url encoded as %20and / as %2F) after … Read more
This is the technique I’m using on a site right now. It involves registering a query var for “template”, and registering an endpoint called /contact, which rewrites internally to ?template=contact. Then you just check for that query variable at the template_redirect hook, and if its present, include the page template you want to load and … Read more
You don’t ever directly use (as in, select as a Page template) either front-page.php or home.php. WordPress uses these template files automatically, according to the Template Hierarchy rules. The front-page.php template file is used to display Site Front Page, whether you have set the site front page to display a static Page or the Blog … Read more
I couldnt find a better method other than: /* * Restrict non logged users to certain pages */ add_action(‘template_redirect’,’my_non_logged_redirect’); function my_non_logged_redirect() { if ((is_page(‘mi-perfil’) || is_page(‘agregar-empresa’)) && !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect( home_url() ); die(); } }
Here’s a way to get the top page url: $top_page_url = get_permalink( array_slice( get_ancestors( get_the_ID(), ‘page’ ) , -1 ) ); where get_ancestors() returns an array containing all the parents (ID) of the given page. You can read more about it in the Codex here. Here are various ways to get the last array item, … Read more
So I found the solution, callback function for when post or page is: jQuery(document).on(‘heartbeat-tick.autosave’, function( event, data ) { // your code here }); This uses the WordPress Heartbeat API.