wp_insert_user returns your new user’s ID, if created successful. You can add the user_meta to this ID: $userid = wp_insert_user( $userdata ); if ( !is_wp_error( $userid ) ) { // check if insert was successful add_user_meta( $userid, ‘verification_ref’, $ref ); // add the meta } else { /* Error Handling */ }
An Active Plugin To make an active plugin, use the following resources: WordPress Codex: Writing a Plugin WordPress Essentials: How To Create A WordPress Plugin by Daniel Pataki From the following StackExchange thread, try to understand what are the Hooks and what are things acting behind a plugin: How to edit a wordpress plugin without … Read more
The template hierarchy does not provide for archive index pages. This is an issue that was raised through a trac ticket, but that idea was scrapped and will never be implemented due to different theme stuctures across the board So the following will never exists natively Pages that lists all posts from a given taxonomy … Read more
The theme editor has support for files in a subdirectory – but only if this is the main theme and only for PHP files. This seems to be an omission, I opened a ticket for it.
You do want to “do a loop”. Within your header you want to make a fresh query for just those three posts and loop through them without upsetting the main query that you need further down each page. Here’s a standard loop calling three posts from your category: $wpse_235359_query = new WP_Query( array( ‘category_name’ => … Read more
Have a look at Pluggable Functions in /wp-includes/pluggable.php. You can safely replace the password generating/checking functions with your own.
Got it. So here’s how you insert a hover state halfway the processing of a page without violating the w3c rules. This is the code you don’t want your widget to produce: <div class=”mywidget”> <style>.mywidget a {color:red}, . mywidget a:hover {color:blue;}</style> <a>Link</a> </div> The following validates and is fairly elegant. In your widget generate the … Read more
I think you should use get_terms_args filter instead of get_terms and just add exclude arg, so now get_terms() function won’t retrieve those cats and you’ll get right count. Here’s code example: add_filter( ‘get_terms_args’, ‘mamaduka_edit_get_terms_args’, 10, 2 ); /** * Exclude categories from “Edit Categories” screen * */ function mamaduka_edit_get_terms_args( $args, $taxonomies ) { if ( … Read more
Updated: First, you will need to return a bool value on your notifications method so we can reliably set a marker for the message method. Then, you will need to set a $_POST array element to pass on to the redirection filter. public function save_post($post_id){ //Add a $_POST key if you syndicated successfully if($this->send_group_notifications()) //return … Read more
I’m just about done adding my own admin panel class an Import/ Export functionality and I’ve come to a point where i feel the best way to export data would be as a base64 encoded serialize array, and this is way, serialize data alone is somewhat human readable and i wonted to avoid that (theme … Read more