You can use the option API to set the blog_status and then display it. If you want to use blog description for the purpose you already have the UI available to set it from Setting->General and set the tag line to update your blog status. Then you can display the tag line anywhere in your … Read more
There is a plugin for that: Automatic Updates For Private And Commercial Plugins. To prevent upgrade checks against the WordPress.org data base in your plugin use the function Mark Jaquith has written.
You can set a filter for the title element’s content – hook ‘wp_title’ – and add any data you want to it. See this answer for an example. On archives use get_queried_object() to detected the taxonomy, on singular views (posts, pages, custom post types) the global $post is available.
In Advanced Custom Fields the field editing screen where you add in the required fields and assign them to post edit screens did you choose image URL or Attachment ID for the image field? It sounds like you’ve got it set as image URL which will just return the URL to the originally uploaded file … Read more
according to wordPress jedi, scribu, you can now enqueue scripts from inside the plugin handler. http://scribu.net/wordpress/conditional-script-loading-revisited.html you were echoing things and in shortcode handling you have to return. i ran into some issues getting the script to work by returning the script, so i moved it to an external file which definitely works. function myajax(){ … Read more
I believe the issue is that your function that sets up the settings initially isn’t getting run upon activation. Add a call to your mouldings_register_settings_initial() in the activation hook, like this: function mouldings_activate() { global $wpdb, $mouldings_options; mouldings_register_settings_initial(); if ($mouldings_options === false){ $mouldings_options = array( ‘idea_item_columns’ => ‘4’ ); update_option( ‘mouldings_settings’, $mouldings_options ); } } … Read more
I have found Role Scopper to be a powerful role management tool. It’s a PAIN to figure out, but once it clicks, it’s genius. There’s a new, paid version (not terribly expensive), but I have not tried it, and can’t speak to it’s usefulness. @brasofilo, thanks for the good information. I will incorporate some of … Read more
If you want to load your js only on page/post view you can do it like this: function myplugin_enqueue_scripts() { global $wp_query; if ( $wp_query->is_single ) { wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_js’, … ); } } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘myplugin_enqueue_scripts’ );
One plugin that I’ve used successfully is Relevanssi: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/relevanssi/ Also, you could try to make your custom taxonomy into a search filter, like it’s described in this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/search-form-with-custom-taxonomy-dropdown . I’ve used this on my projects and it worked wonders! Hope this helps!
I find that relying on the filesystem to cache results is easy for maintenance, diagnostics, and performance. Please note that this might be true in some (maybe even most) circumstances, but not all of them. If your code is meant for anything beyond personal usage you don’t know with which file system and hardware will … Read more