There is no “normal” way (either is commonplace), but it all comes down to your permalink structure, and whether that has a trailing slash or not. As for your login page, it all depends on how you’re generating the URLs, but I would suggest using user_trailingslashit( $basepath_without_query ). As the name suggests, it will apply … Read more
to make this work all I did was add ‘terms’ => array(‘home’), to each term like this above ‘terms => ‘home’
get_post_meta no longer working
syntax error unexpected ‘}’ at 364 line
Add: $first_attachment = reset($attachments); $first_attachment_id = $first_attachment->ID; $first_attachment_title = $first_attachment->post_title; Below: $nbImg = count($attachments); Now you are able to return the link with: echo wp_get_attachment_link( $first_attachment_id, ” , true, false, $first_attachment_title ); If you need a sort of custom link markup, you can have a look at the related functions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_attachment_link Edit: There is no … Read more
If you want to put the custom fields inside the shortcode…you actually should put the custom fields inside the shortcode. Be sure that your fields content does not get echoed, according to ACFs resources you have to use get_field($field_name) within the loop. Try: <?php echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product(get_field(‘product_name’), get_field(‘product_price’)); ?>
Apparently this is a new WordPress bug (I’m using version 3.5.2). Just set wp_debug to false and it works perfectly again. Hopefully they’ll fix this soon. define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
i agree with s_ha_dum, this is not exactly very protective… but what you could do is build a validation form with jquery and if it passes then convert into the actual password. example: real password you created: 0123456789 user enters any ten digits: 6537268574 with jquery you can store the value entered somewhere (if you … Read more
This is a javascript issue. on line 52: $ret .= ‘<script>jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(“#videotype”).val(‘ . get_video_field(“videotype”) . ‘) });</script></div>’; In this specific bit: .val(‘ . get_video_field(“videotype”) . ‘) The value isn’t quoted, so it’s trying to reference a variable named youtube or vimeo, which doesn’t exist, instead of a literal text value. If you add quotes it’ll … Read more
WP_Query doesn’t have child_of argument. All you can do is to add post_parent argument, but it will work a little bit different – it selects only posts with parent set to given page. (It will return only direct children, and not grandchildren of given page/post).