Create this as a plugin and activate it. It deactivates itself after it creates a primary page for Authors and sub-pages for each Author+ or better Role. At the end, it deactivates itself. Improve it as you wish. It uses // Hook activation to create new Author Pages register_activation_hook(__FILE__, function(){ // Create a Parent Page … Read more
Late answer WP core offers a function for that case, that makes it much easier and future proof: Simply map it on each item. Wrapped up in a plugin Best used as mu-plugin. <?php /* Plugin Name: (#32093) »kaiser« Open “action”-links in post type list screens in new windows/tabs */ function wpse32093_link_target_blank( $actions, $post ) … Read more
use this into the loop or if you want to change created date to modified date than replace that with below code. As I know this feature works from all version of wordpress after 2.1 <?php the_modified_date(); ?> More detail you can find here http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/the_modified_date
This should do the trick: /** * For posts paginated using <!–nextpage–>, return a particular “page” of content. * This function uses code from WP’s setup_postdata() function. * @param string $content the content to search for paginated page content. * @param int $page_number the index of the page to return the content for. */ function … Read more
You have two options: Use jQuery.ajax() instead of jQuery.post() Use jQuery.ajaxSetup() to change the beforeSend behavior globally. Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2257975/using-beforesend-and-complete-with-post
Apparently the plugin does the logging inside the wp_head hook: add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘process_postviews’); so make sure you call wp_head() in your pop-up box, or if you can’t do that (pop-up is not a html document), then just call the function directly, like: if(function_exists(‘process_postviews’)) process_postviews(); // the_content(); ?
Here is what I would do: Run an SQL query like so: SELECT * FROM `wp_posts` WHERE `post_status` = ‘publish’ AND `post_type` = ‘post’ GROUP BY `post_author` ORDER BY `post_date` ASC LIMIT 100 The above will give you the first 100 authors to have a post published. or: SELECT * FROM `wp_posts` WHERE `post_status` = … Read more
You can use wp_delete_post() and get_the_date(). global $wpdb; if ( !is_user_logged_in()) echo ‘You must be logged in.’; // check if title $my_post_name already exists in wpdb else if ( is_user_logged_in()&& $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT post_title FROM wp_posts WHERE post_title=”” . $my_post_name . “””, ‘ARRAY_A’)) { // then check age of the post? assign age to a variable? $time … Read more
Short answer – no. Long answer – WordPress retrieves and stores info in the database. To pull and push that data live to multiple locations simultaneously would tax the vast majority of users’ servers beyond their capabilities (especially shared hosting). It does let you know when someone else is editing a page or post, but … Read more
The expected behavior of posts_per_page is to NOT count sticky posts. This can be resolved with ‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => 1, but then the posts don’t stick to the top of the menu. (In the trac ticket for sticky posts this issue is discussed.) There are some workarounds like this one, but they all feel a bit … Read more