Simple – if you do not want duplicate information then before you insert anything check if such data is already present. Just query for it and see if there is a match. From WP perspective however, you seem to be looking at technique (database table) that you will rarely need in practice. WordPress offers wealth … Read more
calling a function from a class in your template
Here’s a quick example showing how you would pass php data to your script. First, we hook our function to the wp_enqueue_scripts action. Inside, we enqueue the script that contains the player and initialization code (this is probably two separate files, but I’ve condensed it to a single file in this example). Next, we call … Read more
A good pointer would be to enable debugging in WordPress. Add this to your wp-config.php: define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );. By default WordPress does not show much debug information. More on this here.
I believe that it will be hard for you to accomplish that without some javascript because you are adding the link manually. However, you can achieve the same thing in another way: Most wordpress themes come with a body_class() function in the <body> tag. That function adds several classes to the body tag that allows … Read more
Just move your wordpress installation to a subdirectory and switch back after. See the WordPress Documentation.
All you need to do is pass the field you want to order by in your SQL: ORDER BY post_id DESC This example will get the post_ids out with the highest first e.g. 99, 98, 97 OR ORDER BY post_id ASC will do it: 1, 2, 3 and so on. Alternativly if you want to … Read more
If you have a page, and need to run PHP code that isn’t in your standard page template, you can: Use a custom page template Create a template with page-pagename.php Implement and use a shortcode All three are valid and suitable methods for doing this, however, do not: Try to let users place actual PHP … Read more
wordpress form processing to custom post type not working
You can get same result by outputting values from PHP array. Since it is multicolumn array, you will need to run foreach loop and get values of each child item. Mostly it’s standard PHP stuff, nothing special. Although earlier you did not need to supply post ID in each WordPress function since you were using … Read more