You have to extend the db query to search in the post_content column. There is a filter: ‘posts_where’ you can use. I would write a simple wrapper for get_posts() to extends its arguments an run the filter once. Example: class T5_Posts_By_Content { protected static $content=””; protected static $like = TRUE; /** * Mapper for get_posts() … Read more
I reworked (added another version of) my function to remove the if statement to check post status, as the post is scheduled to publish it turns out i don’t need to check it again. /* the function */ function tcr_tweet2($postID) { /* get the post that’s being published */ $post = get_post($postID); $post_title = $post->post_title; … Read more
It depends on who the comments are for, are they for the administrators and editors or are they also for the contributors? I’ve setup a system, somewhat elaborate, which handles some of what you’re asking, however the easiest way to achieve something like this is by using custom fields. In particular, a custom metabox with … Read more
To save the link in the post meta you can use update_post_meta like this for example: $url = “http://sample.com/entertainment/default.aspx?tabid=2305&conid=102950” $my_post = array( ‘post_title’ => “$title”, ‘post_content’ => “$content”, ‘post_status’ => ‘draft’, ‘post_author’ => 1, ‘post_category’ => array(1), ); $post_id = wp_insert_post( $my_post ); update_post_meta($post_id,’source_link’,$url); and to prevent the insertion add a simple conditional check: $args … Read more
You will need to create a WordPress function that loads the post content and hook that into wp_ajax_nopriv. You will also need the jQuery ajax functions to send the $_POST data to your WordPress function via ajax and output the returned content in your empty div where you want it to display. A simple approach … Read more
Maybe I’ve not understand your question, in this case sorry, my english is far from perfect. I understand that you have a page template that show the letters list and when you click a letter, the same page show a list of posts where ‘post_title’ start with this letter. Now you want that when you … Read more
You could hook into template_redirect, check if it is a singular page (post, page, custom post type) and force a log in: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘login_to_see_content’ ); function login_to_see_content() { if ( is_singular() && ! is_user_logged_in() ) auth_redirect(); // does nothing for logged in users } As suggested by @s_ha_dum in the comments, an additional ! … Read more
Make sure that the Custom Post Type is public. Then create a page with the same name (slug). That shall do. To customize them make sure the CPT has an archive, then create archive templates such as archive-press.php, archive-speaking.php.
If you look at the description for the different tables used by WordPress, the columns described as “auto_increment” will be unique. I am not sure what you are doing though. The URL structure you are using is not one that I recognize. That is, the syntax I think you want is this: example.com/?p=1774 rather than … Read more
Why Suffixes Are Appended to (Some) Numeric Post-Slugs WordPress posts can almost always have numeric permalinks, the exceptions being when they might conflict with another post, a feed, or a post post-type date archive, or are otherwise reserved. The wp_unique_post_slug() function mitigates these conflicts by appending a suffix. Potential date-archive conflicts arise when a numeric … Read more