Take a look at theme my login which covers: Redirect users upon log in and log out based upon their role Require users to be approved and confirm e-mail address upon registration and in order to create you member only pages you can use your regular pages and simply add this function to your theme’s … Read more
You can use a “custom field” for marking the items as complete. These are also known as post meta fields. To set and read these fields, you’ll use the WordPress functions update_post_meta() and get_post_meta(), respectively. As for actually allowing users to set this flag from the frontend, AJAX seems like the best way. Check out … Read more
There are three things (if i understood your needs correctly): Adjust the admin menu items @MikeSchinkel Gist The Backpress project …or simply wp_redirect(); on login and offer only a login screen in your index.php template.
Unfortunately the Advanced Twitter Profile Widget Plugin does not use the WordPress Widget API and extend the WP_Widget class which would allow multiple instances of the widget. Your best option is to find another Twitter Widget Plugin. There are hundreds available. I found one similar called Twitter WidgetWidget. Install the Widget Logic Plugin which will … Read more
What’s wrong with saving CSS to the database? That is the correct approach. And that way, you can simply output the options to a function, which can be enqueued properly, using wp_print_styles, and entirely avoid file operations/writing to .css files.
You can deactivate it with: deactivate_plugins( basename( __FILE__ ) ); I don’t think you can delete it. It would be a big security risk, IMO. But if the folder has the correct (but insecure) permissions, you could use the PHP function rmdir
You can use the following code to dump the HTTP Api response, will help you figure out the cause of error. function dump_http_api_response($response, $type=””, $transport=null ) { if ( $type == “response” ) var_dump ( $response ); } add_action(‘http_api_debug’, ‘dump_http_api_response’, 1, 3); Example Output: object(WP_Error)#15 (2) { [“errors”]=> array(1) { [“http_request_failed”]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(41) … Read more
First change the `on_sent_ok’ to: on_sent_ok: ‘my_redirect();’ then create that my_redirect() function in the page that displays the form: <script> function my_redirect() { var price = document.getElementById(‘PRICE_FIELD’).value; var url=”https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&[email protected]¤cy_code=USD&amount=”+price+’&return=http://http://cratecreative.com/norpac&item_name=contribution’; window.location = url; } </script and done! Just make sure that you correct the email in that url and replace PRICE_FIELD with the actual id of … Read more
Have you tried using the do_shortcode() function? EDIT I’m not familiar with the TweetMeme shortcode, but here’s an example usage for putting a NextGen Gallery directly into a template file: echo do_shortcode( ‘[slideshow id=”1″ w=”603″ h=”270″]’ ); Simply replace with the appropriate shortcode (and parameters) for TweetMeme. Codex ref: do_shortcode() EDIT 2 With TweetMeme, you … Read more
This one is brand new: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/social-media-tracking/ and it sounds like it does what you want. But be watching Joost de Valk’s GA plugin. He mentioned just a few days ago in this thread that he’s working on it right now. He’s a prominent plugin author in the community and does good work. If you want … Read more