The My Page Order plugin provides an easy drag and drop interface for re-ordering pages and subpages (as well as a helpful option to make all the pages available directly from the pages menu in the dashboard).
I would do this with a custom post type, probably “Events” in your case, custom (probably hierarchical) taxonomy, and custom postmeta. You can register the post type with only the capabilities you need, then extend those capabilities with custom metaboxes for the custom postmeta. This custom meta is going to be your event date/time, don’t … Read more
Query the table wp_wpsc_purchase_logs, it contains all information about previous purchases. add this to your themes functions.php: /********************************************************* Get purchased articles by user_id or for the current user *********************************************************/ function haet_recently_bought_articles($user_id=0){ if($user_id==0) $user_id=get_current_user_id(); //only if there is an active user, otherwise we would get all purchased items from unregistered users if($user_id>0) { global $wpdb; $sql … Read more
quite easily. deactivate WordPress SEO Plugin by Yoast before you playing around with the wp_insert_post function. It delays the function about a factor of hundred.
In reading through the function, I do not see anything that inherently transforms it. I’m relatively certain that there are no transforms (except maybe autop) until the display of the data. I would recommend trying one or two posts, making sure that it’s going to insert correctly, and then going all out. Also, depending on … Read more
This method uses a counter and 1 query. Only 3 posts from each post type can ever be displayed. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => array( ‘type1’, ‘type2’, ‘type3’ ), ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ); $myquery = new WP_Query( $args ); $type1 = 0; $type2 = 0; $type3 = 0; $count = 0; while ( $myquery->have_posts() ) … Read more
This is very similar to @mrwweb’s answer, but a little bit more fleshed out. We’re also not going to overload taxonomies in order to get our post class, but do what you wanted initially: use a custom meta box. There is a built in template tag called post_class. Like almost every other function in WordPress … Read more
current_user_can() checks for a capability, eg: edit_posts, not a role. The only capabilities subscribers have is read which only gives them access to the dashboard to change their profile (unless you added additional caps). They can’t even publish a post so you will have to start with contributors. $old_role = get_user_meta( $user_id, ‘wp_capabilities’ ); elseif … Read more
use wp_reset_query after your loop to restore the global post data for the main loop.
You can have a look on the following plugin for this purpose: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-email/ For this plugin to work, your localhost WordPress web server need to connect your SMTP server for sending email. Follow the instruction on the link below to install the plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-email/installation/ Cheers.