Sorted. It is simply done using the standard WordPress Menu’s feature in WordPress. The same way you would create any other dynamic menu. Make sure Product Categories is checked in screen options.
SOLVED! I find that GET is not working at all! You need to use POST and in the form action you need to type this: action=”<?php admin_url(‘options-general.php?page=DD_Awesome_Plugin/DD_awesome_plugin.php’); ?>” Damn! It’s sometimes so hard to do simple task in WP 😉
You’re POSTing the form to the validate.php file directly, so the WordPress code isn’t loaded. Instead you need to POST the form to the current URL or the home_url or something like that, and then have the plugin intercept the data and act accordingly, so that the WordPress code is loaded before you use its … Read more
I don’t use this plugin, but it looks like this comment template is loaded with add_filter( ‘comments_template’, array( ‘Facebook_Comments’, ‘comments_template’ ) ); The simplified structure of this comment template looks like: if ( have_comments() ) : // … wp_list_comments( $_comment_options ); // … endif; $_facebook_comments = Facebook_Comments::comments_box(); if ( $_facebook_comments ) { do_action( ‘facebook_comment_form_before’ ); … Read more
You’re adding your rewrite rules to $wp_rewrite->rules, but then not removing them before calling the flush during deactivation. Add code to your deactivation function to remove the stuff you added to $wp_rewrite->rules before calling flush_rewrite_rules().
To store Data use this Code : save the serialize values $title=”Your Title Value”; $message=”Your message HTML..”; $image=”http://www.domain.com/yourimage.jpg”; $notice_data = array(‘title’ => $title, ‘message’ => $message, ‘image’ => $image ); if(get_option(‘notice_data’) === FALSE){ add_option(‘notice_data’, $notice_data ); }else{ update_option(‘notice_data’, $notice_data ); } Now you can get the serialize values and use in your code $notice_data = … Read more
WordPress records when a user was registered in the $wpdb->users (usually wp_users) table in the column user_registered. So you can use that to calculate the average account age. There’s no internal function for this, so you’ll have to use $wpdb directly. This stackoverflow answer has some good info about calculating the average of a series … Read more
Here’s a solution that take’s advantage of Rilwis’ action hook… so you can profit from his nonce checking without needing to add your own. add_action(‘rwmb_after_save_post’, ‘post_updated’); function post_updated($post_id) { // verify post is not a revision & not an autosave if (!wp_is_post_revision($post_id) && !(defined(‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’) && DOING_AUTOSAVE)) { global $prefix; $prefix . ‘name’; // check that … Read more
Take a look at the get_adjacent_post function. It takes three paramters, all of which are optional: a boolean, whether the post should be from the same category a string of category IDs that should be excluded a boolean, whether the previous (true) or next (false) post should be retrieved. Hence the previous post, regardless of … Read more
Multisite-wide active plugins are stored in the active_sitewide_plugins site option. We can hook into this option and return an empty array (no plugins are active). This snippet should be installed as a Must-Use Plugin. <?php /** * Plugin Name: Disable Sitewide Plugins * Author: Shea Bunge * Author URI: http://bungeshea.com * Version: 0.1 */ global … Read more