I would do this with a custom post type, probably “Events” in your case, custom (probably hierarchical) taxonomy, and custom postmeta. You can register the post type with only the capabilities you need, then extend those capabilities with custom metaboxes for the custom postmeta. This custom meta is going to be your event date/time, don’t … Read more
I’m not familiar with MultiPostThumbnails, but I suspect your problem is: $flexID = $my_posts->ID; That code appears to be trying to get the ID of the WP_Query object itself. I don’t think that exists. Even if it does, it won’t do you much good. Rather, use this: $flexID = get_the_ID(); That code gets the ID … Read more
Using @One Trick Pony’s method, this should do what you want: global $current_screen; // Makes the $current_screen object available if ($current_screen && $current_screen->base == “edit”) { // Edit-page/post-only code here } If you want it on the add OR edit screens, then: global $current_screen; // Makes the $current_screen object available if ($current_screen && ($current_screen->base == … Read more
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/about/guidelines/ You are probably thinking about #5 and #10 on that page. There are other possibly relevant ones as well, like #7 about phoning home. Basically, you cannot broadcast your plugin on the front side of the website without the ability to turn it off (user consent). Nor can your plugin be “trialware”. Its OK … Read more
I eventually used WP-PostRatings. I thought it wasn’t working, but actually I just needed to edit the theme to insert the rating where I wanted it.
Plugins are identified by the path to the file containing the plugin headers. For instance the debug bar plugin would be identified as: debug-bar/debug-bar.php See activate_plugin To add an action on activation you need to register the hook using register_activation_hook( $file, $function ) example: register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘activation_function’ );
You should probably write a plugin, which has the shortcode function. You can separate the AJAX/jQuery code in a plugin, but not in a shortcode.
Search Everything doesn’t modify the search form, it only modifies the queries a search performs. You won’t see any changes on the front end except within the contents of the search results.
Folks, I think I solved the problem! I switched the import file from UFT-8 to ANSI encoding, and the site appears to be working fine. I guess moving between Windows and Linux machines, encoding is really important. I’ve never had this problem before, but I will watch out for it in the future.
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