Yes, you can use functions from plugins in your theme. Please use the function_exists() function to make sure that the function does exit. I used the Breadcrumbs Plus in one of the themes like this: <?php if (function_exists(‘breadcrumbs_plus’)) { $breadcrumb_options = array( ‘prefix’ => ‘<div id=”breadcrumb”>’, ‘suffix’ => ‘</div>’, ‘title’ => ‘Du er her: ‘, … Read more
This will get you most of the way there, but the actual search is not perfect. It would be great if someone who knows more about $wpdb can help get a better result. If this is my original post title: SOPA is dead, woot! Then just a title of “SOPA” will find it, as will … Read more
Although I haven’t used this personally you are probably looking at a plugin like this Seems to provide all the functionality you have requested above.
Nice Question! But I’ll leave for the asker and for the reader the task of finding the plugin options name. This can be used for any plugin/theme that relies in a single/serialized value in the wp_options table. If it’s not a single value, it’s another task… In this example, I’m using WP-Pagenavi option_name. Action hook … Read more
Give it a try like so: File: oowp/bootstrap.php <?php /* Plugin name: OOWP */ require_once( ‘autoload.php’ ); use oowp\objects\Custom_Objects; new Custom_Objects;
The earliest safe hook to get post information is the template_redirect hook. All the hooks in question runs before WordPress has setup postdata, so any post info are still unavailable at that point. The globals like $wp_query and $post will still contain no data, that is why your efforts returns nothing. EDIT Extra info as … Read more
This plugin does exactly what you need – Pie Register From WordPress.org Plugin Directory: Email Validation Hate fake emails? Make sure your users are not registering with invalid email accounts by forcing them to click a validation link that’s sent out with their registration email. This sets there username to a random generated string (something … Read more
You can use the user_register action to hook into the register proces and then create the user directory with wp_mkdir_p. function create_user_dir($user_id) { $user_info = get_userdata( $user_id ); $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir(); $user_dir = $upload_dir[‘basedir’] . ‘/user_dirs/’ . $user_info->user_login; wp_mkdir_p($user_dir); } add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘create_user_dir’); This example makes a directory in uploads/user_dirs. http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/user_register http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_mkdir_p
I haven’t used it yet, but you can accomplish this with Jetpack, which is made (at least partially) by the founders of WordPress. The advantage is that it uses the WordPress.com servers to handle the outgoing mail. This is a big plus because shared servers have throttling limits that only allow you to send a … Read more
Found the solution to make a product attribute, a variation. Lets say we have: wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, ‘XL’, ‘pa_size’ ); Above is a custom attribute (a size attribute). In order to make it a variation you need to do this: $thedata = Array(‘pa_size’=>Array( ‘name’=>’pa_size’, ‘value’=>”, ‘is_visible’ => ‘1’, ‘is_variation’ => ‘1’, ‘is_taxonomy’ => ‘1’ )); update_post_meta( … Read more