Why can’t you just globalize $post and then get the post type? e.g. <?php global $post; $post_type = get_post_type( $post->ID ); ?> In what context are you placing this code? In a metabox callback, or what? (Also: why are you using $_GET data?)
Try Justin Tadlock’s members plug-in. You can then create custom roles per user in the Users/Roles/Add New section of the WP-Admin Area. Once the role is created, you can add custom capabilities. I’ve never tried the email option you’ve mentioned, but it’s possible. If you go this route I’ll try to help you figure it … Read more
There are two ways to make this easier: Set WordPress as a separate project and associate it with your current sub project as shown in this answer. If 1. isn’t possible manage the Git repository from a terminal and don’t use the limited build-in Git manager in Flash Builder.
I recently wrote code that I just put into a new page template that does exactly this. The all you do is assign the parent pages that specific template (or any page you wish to have this functionality on) and then it’ll list it’s child pages with their featured images as thumbs. Getting a plugin … Read more
Try using ‘init’ action hook to handle the submit trigger. Create a new object of your class in the hooked function and call the member function.
You can use the function do_shortcode in your template to output the content generated by the shortcode that My Calendar provides for listing events. For an example, to show a list of upcoming events use something like: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[my_calendar_upcoming before=”3″ after=”3″ type=”event” fallback=”No events coming up!” category=”General” template=”{title} {date}” order=”asc” skip=”0″]’); ?> Take note … Read more
There are some plugins that will allow you to do so. But if you prefer total control over the code, then this post should help you.
Create a widget without an input filter and add your banner code to it. And welcome to WordPress Stack Exchange! 🙂
You will need to add XSLT sheet to the RSS declaration. It will automatically beautify the RSS XML. You have a tutorial here Otherwise, just use “Advanced RSS” plugin, that allows you to configure the graphics with it ( via XSLT ). Plugin page here
Fancybox works great for displaying content as well as images or videos. To display content, use something like: $.fancybox(‘<h1>My html content here</h1>’, { fancyOption: ‘fancyValue’ }); This functionality is documented on fancybox’s How To page. You can also use fancybox the same way you do for a link to an image, only for a link … Read more