Pulling Content from Existing Database
Pulling Content from Existing Database
Pulling Content from Existing Database
You can use the Search and Replace plugin to fix the URLs once the new domain is chosen. Likewise, plugins such as BackupBuddy (paid) or Duplicator (free) — which are very useful for backup, possibly coupled with migration to another server or domain — also perform this search-and-replace operation.
What about admin_init ? Description is: admin_init is triggered before any other hook when a user accesses the admin area. This hook doesn’t provide any parameters, so it can only be used to callback a specified function.
You are using too many static pages. Pages are hierarchical and wordpress doesn’t handle page that well. The same goes for Custom Post Type with hierarchical option set. The only solution here is to ask your host to increase your RAM size. That will solve the problem for now. But if you continue to add … Read more
For your authors you need to set accounts with a “contributor” role. A contributor can writ content but can’t publish it. Then create a user for your editor and give him an “editor” role and he will be able to publish the content the authors had written. The main problem you may run into is … Read more
This is quite a vast question to answer, so I’m not going to go into depth, I’m just going to cover the essential points. You’ll need to create a custom query to get all the data from your pages. Use WP_Query to create your custom query. Here is a basic query from the codex to … Read more
The TypeError: wp.Uploader is undefined error is coming, because wp media editor file is not included. Please check for this.
The best way to create dynamic data outputs really depends on the what, why, and how. For example, if you’re creating a theme that creates its own custom post type, say, to store information about the head honchos that run the business behind the site, then just create a “single-$CPTNAME.php” template that has the code … Read more
Restrict my pages from public
Here’s the working answer for future reference. <p> <label for=”<?php echo $this->get_field_id(‘select’); ?>”><?php _e(‘Choose A Page:’, ‘check_avail_widget’); ?></label> <select name=”<?php echo $this->get_field_name(‘select’); ?>” id=”<?php echo $this->get_field_id(‘select’); ?>” class=”widefat”> <option value=”Select A Page”> <?php echo esc_attr( __(‘Select A Page’) ); ?> </option> <?php $pages = get_pages(); foreach ($pages as $page) { echo ‘<option value=”‘.get_page_link($page->ID).'” id=”‘ . … Read more