var_dump($paths); shows that the your $paths variable is an empty string. It’s not showing anything because there is nothing to show. Since you seem like you’re trying to find all the plugins, you should have a look at get_plugins. glob is going to be relative to the current working directory (with will vary depending on … Read more
Attachments itself same as posts… so you can think on giving tham meta_values or adding taxonomies to tham. as for me i always used first method… this is a simple example of how this functioonality works… add_filter(“attachment_fields_to_edit”, “afields_to_edit”, 10, 2); add_filter(“attachment_fields_to_save”, “afields_to_save”, 10, 2); function afields_to_save($post, $attachment){ $parentPost = get_post($post[‘post_parent’]); /************************************************************* // Roles *************************************************************/ if … Read more
If you want to alter display based on admin options, you don’t need to deal at all with the shortcode_atts ar the $attributes that are passed into your callback. The attributes passed in (and set by shortcode_atts) are meant to alter the way a shortcode works based on how an end-user uses it. Take this: … Read more
From Gravatar.com: All URLs on Gravatar are based on the use of the hashed value of an email address (link) Instead of storing an email adress in the comment data, you can store the md5-hash of that email adress. The email adress is encrypted and you can use gravatars. Use the filter add_filter( ‘preprocess_comment’, ’email_to_md5′ … Read more
This sounds like something that eCommerce plugins should be able to handle. My naive approach to this problem can be to generate a new URL each day by embedding the date in it and then checking with the date in the URL matches the current day before sending the file. You will need a plugin … Read more
This takes care of NextGEN’s slideshow and CSS, as well as the Shutter script and CSS that it also enqueues by default. add_action(‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘wpse_82982_removeScripts’); add_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘wpse_82982_removeStyles’); function wpse_82982_removeScripts() { wp_dequeue_script(‘ngg-slideshow’); wp_dequeue_script(‘shutter’); } function wpse_82982_removeStyles() { wp_dequeue_style(‘NextGEN’); wp_dequeue_style(‘shutter’); } But: are you sure you want to do that? Maybe you can be a little selective, and … Read more
Granted, I may be misinterpreting you. Your post is not very clear but … category__and will require the posts to be in both categories. It sounds like you need posts in any of the categories. You should be using category__in so that you get an OR match on the categories instead of an AND match. … Read more
Its just you. I tried from fast internet computer and it loads fine the first time. Then I tried from a low speed computer before the page completely loaded, and it acts the way you described. So its all about loading and fast internet connection
The woocommerce_clean function: return trim( strip_tags( stripslashes( $var ) ) ); is pretty much going to stip out any html. You may be able to use core WordPress sanitize and escaping functions, but no guarantee how WooCommerce is going to react. Take a look at Data Validation docs on the WordPress Codex for other options. … Read more
As per the following from http://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress#File_Permissions /wp-content/ User-supplied content: intended to be completely writable by all users (owner/user, group, and public). Within /wp-content/ you will find: /wp-content/themes/ Theme files. If you want to use the built-in theme editor, all files need to be group writable. If you do not want to use the built-in theme … Read more