I believe the problem is you are not calling do_shortcode() in the output buffer. You don’t need to be running the loop within the output buffer since I can assume get_content_template() simply returns HTML with embedded shortcodes. Save that to a string variable, then run that through the do_shortcode() and save the echoed output to … Read more
I think I’d use a meta box: // create the meta box function dht_box() { add_meta_box( ‘dht_box’, // id, used as the html id att __( ‘Do Header Thing’ ), // meta box title ‘dht_cb’, // callback function, spits out the content ‘post’ // post type or page. This adds to posts only ); } … Read more
For this, you’ll actually want to utilize the wp_enqueue_scripts action instead of wp_head. wp_enqueue_scripts is technically the proper way to add scripts and styles to your site. This action allows us to both register scripts and styles for later use (which is what we want here) and allows us to output scripts and styles to … Read more
You should read the Shortcode API as suggested. This should give you an overview of what is happening and how shortcodes should be used. One important thing to remember here, shortcode content should be returned, not echo’ed. Here is also a tutorial that help me a lot. Just a quick tip here, shortcodes should always … Read more
you could remove_shortcode( ‘nggallery’ ); and then add it again: function put_script_after_nggallery_shortcode( $atts ){ global $nggShortcodes; $nggShortcodes->show_gallery($atts); //or otherwise duplicate the callback function wp_enqueue_script(‘special-ngg-sciprt’, ‘url-to-script’, null, null, true); } add_shortcode( ‘nggallery’, ‘put_script_after_nggallery_shortcode’ ); i’m not sure my show_gallery will work, but seems logical what script do you need to add? why not just wp_enqueue_script on … Read more
The correct way is not to do it. Shortcodes are supposed to be self contained and represent an insertion point to some complicated HTML that is harder to get right or due to security permissions is impossible to insert in its pure HTML form. Globals are hated magic when you write proper code, now think … Read more
Look at the source of the_content(): function the_content($more_link_text = null, $stripteaser = false) { $content = get_the_content($more_link_text, $stripteaser); $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content); $content = str_replace(‘]]>’, ‘]]>’, $content); echo $content; } As you can see, there is no filter to prevent that. If you really need inline JavaScript in an XML document you have to escape … Read more
By default WordPress allow only order ASC and DESC. However, you can use WP_User_Query and the action pre_user_query to adjust the query (that is passed by reference) just like you want. This is efficient because you get only one user, not all. function my_user_by_rand( $ua ) { // remove the action to run only once … Read more
You missed name attribute of <input type=”submit” value=”<?php _e(‘Submit’); ?>”/> HTML tag. i.e. It should be looks like: <input type=”submit” name=”Submit” value=”<?php _e(‘Submit’); ?>”/> Else, You have to change if condition inside function form_processing() OLD: if(isset($_POST[‘Submit’])){ Replace with: if(isset($_POST[‘rollNumber’])){ Hope this will helps you.
why not to use the_title filter? add_filter(‘the_title’, ‘the_title_filter’); function the_title_filter($title){ $post = get_post(get_the_id()); //enter code here return $title; } as for shortcode – its imposible. in logical way – imposible.