I think your problem is here: $new = $page->get_post_custom_values(‘new_file’); You must use: $new = get_post_custom_values(‘new_file’, $page->ID); You must note also that get_post_custom_values() return an array, so $new will be an array. I think in your case is better to use get_post_meta() in this way: $new = get_post_meta($page->ID, ‘new_file’, true);
I think your idea is good: create a function that hook ‘show_user_profile’ and ‘edit_user_profile’ action. In this function use a conditional to show a textarea only for admins and the content of this textarea (saved as user meta) to the owner of the profile. Something like (very rough and untested): function custom_profile_content ( $user ) … Read more
Get ID of the page where shortcode is included
welcome here… and to WordPress. To have a blog page, you have to set a page in your dashboard, in Settings -> Readings and select a page for stati Home Page a page for Blog Page. Here more info. In general, reading this page is a good read for a WP newbie. How blog index … Read more
How about something like this instead: add_action(‘template_redirect’, function(){ get_header(); echo ‘page stuff’; get_footer(); exit(); }); add_filter(‘the_title’, function(){ return “Virtual Page Title”; }); What you are trying to do strikes me as very prone to error. Different themes can do all kinds of different things with page.php, not to mention that it may not be present … Read more
Perhaps the previous dev added the posts to the category to achieve a /blog/slug URL? I don’t know of any better way of doing the redesign, if you are wanting to keep the pages the design they currently are. Are there any other posts other than the ones under ‘blog’? If not, you can change … Read more
For your first question “Detect where they are coming from”, Just check the $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] for your expected web address. For the second “Create a short lived page”, your answer lies in the set_transient() method. You can do something like: function create_page() { if ( get_current_user_id() ) return “<html>…</html>”; return false; } function get_page( $unique_id ) … Read more
WordPress, page 2 shows the same posts as page 1
I don’t think so. Why not try something like this: A permalink structure like this: /%category%/%postname%/ Category: Windows Sub-Category: Serenity Create a post and assign it to “Serenity” (sub-category), and publish it. The post’s URL would now look just the way you want it to: http://site.com/windows/serenity/post-name/ and most importantly it should work the way you … Read more
Use phpMyAdmin then. MAKE A BACKUP before you do this! In the table wp_X_options (where X is that site’s ID number), under the option_name column (field) find the active_plugins row. Change the option_value field to: a:0:{} Ref : link