I am not so clear where exactly you would want to “inject” this JS . “After a new comment has been made” , in WP terms and php workflow, can mean several things . (for example when the $POST request is made , when the action is triggered ,when it is getting checked, sanitized , … Read more
If you’re video embeds are always the same, I like the solution proposed by 5wpthemes, but if you want to avoid having to use a custom field ( and more specifically, remembering to do it), you could also try the code below ( which also requires the code to be very similar in every post … Read more
There are a few ways I might approach this. The least intrusive would be to add a few empty spans or divs on your page and use the jQuery get method to fill these with text from the appropriate file. Another possibility, but less secure would be to use a plugin that allows you to … Read more
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Attachments are attached to a parent post. So when you get an attachment object, look into $attachment->post_parent. If that is 0, the file is not attached. The parent post ID refers always to another post in the posts table, never to an user. To attach the file to a user, you could create a hidden … Read more
The best way to do that is with this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/public-post-preview/ OF course you can dig into it’s source code to try to implement the core functionality if you prefer, but I use that plugin on several active sites with success.
As for the edit (leading zeroes): /* will print “001” */ echo sprintf( “%03d”, 1 ); /* will print “00097” */ echo sprintf( “%05d”, 97 ); As for the inital problem: Obviously, I believe your problem description, but if ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’ does not produce duplicate results, neither should a change to ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’. … Read more
Your answer definitely falls within the realm of AJAX. If you are using a form, try setting the onsubmit eventListener equal to return false; (plus any other needed attributes) like so: <form onsubmit=”return false;”> Then you send a post and parse it with PHP and depending on your desired effect, and the input of the … Read more
You can use the ‘wp_insert_post_data’ filter to set the data being updated to the ones post has right now: add_filter(‘wp_insert_post_data’, ‘prevent_post_edit’, 99, 2); prevent_post_edit ($data, $postarr) { if ( ! isset($postarr[‘ID’]) || empty($postarr[‘ID’]) ) return $data; if ( current_user_can(‘edit_files’) ) return $data; // admin can edit posts // prevent the update only for post and … Read more
The excerpt will only fetch the text, triming tags. You need to make a new custom field (you can use Advanced Custom Fields) for the ID of that iframe. Then, you need to edit your content_excerpt.php (I don’t know wich theme are using) and fetch that field instead or below your excerpt. For example: (using … Read more