Good day! To edit the existing field, you need to put the values inside your input fields. You can do that in this way- <tr> <td><label for=”team_uniqueid”>UniqueID:</label></td> <td><input type=”text” name=”team_uniqueid” id=”team_uniqueid” value=”<?php echo $team_uniqueid; ?>”/></td> </tr> I hope, this will help.
That’s not how you create tables with dbDelta. dbDelta expects an SQL statement as its argument, but the code in your question passes none. What’s more, the SQL is passed into wpdb->query, and has no checks or sanitisation. A quick run of PHPCS would reveal warnings that no prepare call is used. Instead, the official … Read more
Why do you think a custom post type would not work here? Is there anything about custom post types that you think does not fit your preferred structure? The way I would go about this would be to: Define a custom post type, e.g. Company. For each non-title and non-description field, store the data as … Read more
A dynamic table plugin to get user input
From the codex page: If omitted, all values in $where will be treated as strings So try setting $where_format: $wpdb->delete( $table, array( ‘schedule_item_id’ => $item->id ), array( ‘%d’ ) );
You can use get_current_user_id to get the id of the user currently viewing the page, and get_user_meta to get the site_id associated with that user. For example: <?php $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $site_id = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘site_id’, true); Note: This does assume there is a user logged in, you might get unexpected results if there isn’t. So … Read more
Try using Yoast Duplicate Post instead of going for a complex solution. Duplicate the page you have already created. Change Title, image, description and any other field you need. Save it and duplicate it to create the next page.
Plugins custom table not being created on activation
You can search for the <table> strings and replace them with the wrapper element: function pb_table_render_block($block_content, $block) { if ($block[‘blockName’] == ‘core/table’) { $block_content = str_replace(‘<table’, ‘<div class=”table-wrapper”><table’, $block_content); $block_content = str_replace(‘</table>’, ‘</table></div>’, $block_content); } return $block_content; } add_filter(‘render_block’, ‘pb_table_render_block’, 10, 2);
Is classical wordpress eidtor a good option for me to include a large table with a large number of images on my webpage?