try something like this: <?php $taxonomies = array( ‘wissen_tags’ ); $args = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘hide_empty’ => false ); $terms = get_terms($taxonomies,$args); if (count($terms) > 0): i = 0; foreach ($terms as $term): ?> <div class=”wissen_tag_list”> <input type=”radio” value=”<?php echo $term->term_id; ?>” name=”wissen_tags” class=”wissen_tag_list_ckb” <?php if ( $i == 0 ) … Read more
You’re probably running into a problem with $current_user->id being deprecated since WordPress 2.1. Specifically, I get this notice in the error log: Notice: WP_User->id was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 2.1! Use WP_User->ID instead. in /xxx/xxx/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2923. Use $current_user->ID instead. Or you may be able to use get_current_user_id(): add_action( … Read more
There isn’t, by default, a ‘publish’ link because of the way WordPress handles publishing posts. ‘publish‘ is not consider an action in the same way ‘delete‘ is, instead you save the post, with all its data, including its post status. To get round this you can create your own action handler. In order to avoid … Read more
Use Sticky Posts. In the Post editor find the “Publish” section. Next to “Visibility” click on edit and then check the “Stick this post to the front page” option there. Click save and you’re done. In the loop, you can check if a post is_sticky(). To loop them, you can use the post__in or post_not__in … Read more
Checking if meta values exist You can use get_posts() (or the WP_Query object) to query all posts which match the post meta you want to save. You will need to specify the post status (i.e. which statuses are you willing to ignore). Below is the untested code to this. (For completeness I’ve left in arguments … Read more
Rather than trying to interfere with the button operation and doing validation in jQuery or javascript, I find it easier to hook the save_post action and do my validation in php (checking if certain post_meta exist or are correct), then if things don’t check out, you can set the post status back to “pending”, which … Read more
To enqueue scripts on the admin side, you should use the admin_enqueue_scripts hook. In this callback I check that are on the appropriate page (i.e. the page where you edit posts / post types), using the passed $hook argument. Optionally you can check if the post is of a specific type (in case this is … Read more
you may add a filter on wp_insert_post_data: add_filter( ‘wp_insert_post_data’, ‘my_force_publish_post’, 10, 2 ); function my_force_publish_post( $data, $postarr ) { if ( ! isset($postarr[‘ID’]) || ! $postarr[‘ID’] ) return $data; if ( $postarr[‘post_type’] !== ‘inventory’ ) return $data; $old = get_post( $postarr[‘ID’] ); // the post before update if( $old->post_status !== ‘draft’ ) { // force … Read more
Create new plugin and add this as your the content: <?php /* Plugin Name: [CR]TestDropIn Plugin URI: http://bayu.freelancer.web.id/ Description: A barebone plugin to test whatever wordpress API you want to test Author: Arief Bayu Purwanto Version: 0.0.1 Author URI: http://bayu.freelancer.web.id */ add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘xxx_admin_hook’); function xxx_admin_hook(){ ?> <script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery(‘#post’).submit(function() { //alert(‘Handler for … Read more
Closest thing out there seems to be: http://www.spaw.it/359/wordpress-plugin-limit-post-creation/, but it only sets a single, hard limit. I think your best bet is to utilize this WordPress thread with code to limit number of posts for registered users: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/limit-the-number-of-posts-a-user-can-make?replies=18 You would need to change the $count_posts var to only count posts made within your time-frame…