Besides doing a custom query in your MYSQL database, I’ve found this little script to be helpful in my development process, and I’ve incorporated into my regular workflow to keep my local, development and production servers synchronized: https://github.com/interconnectit/Search-Replace-DB Just be sure to read the documentation, especially about overwriting GUID values and also make sure to … Read more
The URL is the public web address. It is not related to the local file system. So what you need it a reference to the file system, not to the URL. // path in relation to document root include $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘/extras/file.php’; Or // path in relation to current position include dirname( __FILE__ ) . … Read more
I think this can be achieved. My first thought was just to use endpoints and modify the recipient email based on the query string. But looking at formidable hooks, the only one I see suitable for this is the frm_to_email filter. which is applied just after send (where our query string are not longer available). … Read more
If I understand you correctly, a) a user goes to any website, b) user clicks on “random article”, c) user is redirected to a random article, d) user loads that random article. Am I correct thus far? In that case, you’ll see the site from a) as your http referrer in d), because an HTTP … Read more
Javascript inserted from Plugin pointing to wrong location
Note that bloginfo(‘template_url’) is a wrapper for get_template_directory_uri(). It doesn’t seems to explicitly escape it, though. It’s better to escape it in your example. Here are two examples how we can break the HTML in the case it’s not escaped: Break Example #1 add_filter( ‘template_directory_uri’, function( $uri ) { return $uri .'”>’; } ); Break … Read more
Just link to #. That will automatically take you to the top of the page. You can test it on this page by clicking here. I’ve tried using page jumps as instructed by countless websites to “jump to the top of my page”: Curious. Why are they instructing you to do this?
Ah, I found it. I just need to give a unique name to each term (so for the external URLs, I named them url-[md5] where [md5] is the MD5 hash of the URL), and then call add_term_meta and set the necessary information, then add this term to the post using my custom taxonomies. For example, … Read more
It’s simple, use the function is_user_logged_in: <?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { ?> <a hef=”link-for-logged-users”></a> <?php } else { ?> <a hef=”link-for-users-not-logged-in”></a> <?php } ?> See here http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_user_logged_in
#1) A doc for a function on WordPress codex lists all related functions at the bottom of the page. For example, this is the doc for the_date(); — look at the section highlighted in the screenshot below: Click on the image to enlarge… #2) Another very good reference is QueryPosts. When you search for a … Read more