The approach is pretty much sound, this is how these things work in WordPress. You might want to use add_rewrite_enpoint() for implementation though, since it compresses multiple steps into on integrated call and fits many use cases well.
You should take a look at wp_mail on the codex. This will do everything you need, and it’s “the wordpress way”. There are also particular controls for attachments. Basic usage is: <?php wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ); ?>
Step#1: Using git clone the latest CMB2 resources to your working project. Step#2: Rename the CMB2-master (or anything else) folder to cmb. Step#3: In your project’s functions.php simply use the following code: if( !class_exists(“CMB2″) ){ require_once( dirname(__FILE__).”/libs/cmb/init.php” ); } (I put all my external libraries to /themes/my-theme/libs/ so I called it so) Step#4: You can … Read more
Im no expert on this but here goes: After reading some code and doing a global search of the filter, its not a filter at all, the only time that filter is called is in a do_action // HOOKABLE: This action runs just before logging the user in (before creating a WP cookie) do_action( “wsl_hook_process_login_before_wp_set_auth_cookie”, … Read more
You should be able to provide the slug of your top level page (admin.php?page=my_page) when registering your CPT(s): register_post_type( ‘matches’, array( ‘labels’ => array( ‘name’ => __( ‘Matches’ ), ‘singular_name’ => __( ‘Match’ ) ), ‘public’ => true, ‘has_archive’ => true, // Add your page slug to ‘show_in_menu’ ‘show_in_menu’ => ‘admin.php?page=my_page’ ) );
So in theory WordPress extensions are all using its APIs to peacefully and happily coexist. In practice the landscape of WordPress extensions is a brutal mess, with literally tens of thousands of them, produced by developers of drastically different qualification. The two basic practices to mitigate and save your sanity: If you are in a … Read more
If you’re using WordPress 4.6, you can use the REST API without the need for the plugin by simply using the following: add_action(‘rest_api_init’, function() { $namespace=”myapi”; register_rest_route($namespace, ‘/myroute’, array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘handle_my_route’ ), true); function handle_my_route() { return ‘Hello World!’; } } Then, going to: yourwebsite/wp-json/myapi/myroute would return the callback value, which … Read more
Create an iframe in your post content, and set its source as the google spreadsheet! You’ll probably want to create a shortcode for iframes as they’re stripped out of post content automatically, but there are questions asking how to do that on this site
Try to add the code to the footer using add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘front_js’, 99); where 99 specifies the order in which the functions are executed. Now it should be executed after your scripts are loaded.
When clicking on any of those links, redirecting to an URL like “root/category/post-name/”, the 404 template is loaded, If you remove the category_template filter, are the links still 404? For categories, your cpt post should appear in the list of posts in that category. So the url is root/category/. When clicking on any of those … Read more