I think you’ve more or less got what you need. You’ve got a textfield in an HTML form. That form needs to sit in a template file somewhere in a WordPress theme. This template file generates uncached pages. Inside the PHP template for said template file, check the $_POST (or $_REQUEST) object for the form … Read more
This belongs to stackoverflow. Here’s a solution anyway: $content = preg_replace_callback(‘/\%replaceContent:{(.*?)}\%/’, ‘do_replacements’, $content); function do_replacements($matches){ $type = $matches[1]; // here’s your {type} $replacement = “…replacement for {$type}”; return $replacement; }
According to a new post by mdawaffe on the trac ticket referenced in this question: [test id=”1″/] first self closed, now [test id=”2″]with content[/test] [foo attr/]bar[foo attr/]bar[/foo] [test/] [test]foobar[/test] [test id=”1″][/test] All these cases now work. Apart from unit tests, this ticket can be closed. I am assuming this means it will not be an … Read more
Most likely “Search RegEx” triggered a filter/action that “Add Linked Images…” was attached to, which caused the import.
Your regular expression is requiring the last slash be present which it will not be by default. So the path tides/mylocation/ is shortened to tides/mylocation and then tested. Instead, wrap the last part in an optional group using the ? and update the match number. add_rewrite_rule(‘tides/([^/]+)(/([^/]+))?’, ‘index.php?page_id=4348&location=$matches[1]&month=$matches[3]’, ‘top’);
If I Understood your question right, instead of wp_list_pages, you can use a custom query using get_pages e.g. $args = array( ‘sort_order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’, ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘exclude’ => ”, ‘child_of’ => 0, ‘parent’ => -1, ‘exclude_tree’ => ”, ‘number’ => ”, ‘offset’ => 0, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ); … Read more
found it. var str=”[boutique_icon icon=”phone”]1300 555 555<br />(07) 555 555[/boutique_icon]”; console.debug( wp.shortcode.next( ’boutique_icon’, str ) );
Add this into your functions.php file. This is untested, but should work 🙂 add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘italicize_latin_names’ ); function italicize_latin_names( $content ) { // Split up the content into an array of single words $words = explode( ‘ ‘, $content ); // Loop through each of those words foreach( $words as $key => $value ){ // … Read more
the_content_feed is the hook I needed. In my case I am running a regex to replace relative URLs to absolute ones, so I added the following code to functions.php add_action(‘the_content_feed’, ‘relative_to_absolute_links’); function relative_to_absolute_links($content) { return preg_replace(“/(src=[‘\”]){1}\/{1}([^\/][^’\”]+)([‘\”])/im”, “$1” . get_site_url() . “/$2$3”, $content); }
image_send_to_editor hook will handle when the image is sent to the editor. The problem will be that your editor may not work correctly when you modify the URL — use with caution. save_post will allow you to modify the $post content on save. update_(meta_type)_metadata could be used to intercept when the meta data is saved.