If you are working in a php file such as a template, you can use $_GET to extract the url variables. For example, if your url was mydomain.com/page?color=blue you would print it on screen by: <?php echo $_GET[‘color’]; ?> This would print “blue”. So to make a conditional statement out of this, you could do: … Read more
If you don’t expose the permalinks on the front end, then there’s no way for someone to reach them, but if you want to absolutely prevent it then set publicly_queryable to false when you register your post type.
I suspect the issue is that $recipe_url is undefined in the portion you’re trying to echo it. Can you post a link to the full code of recipe_options.php? Use pastebin or something. Try: href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/114230/<?php $recipe_detail_xml = get_post_meta($post->ID,”recipe_detail_xml’, true); $cp_recipe_xml = new DOMDocument (); $cp_recipe_xml->loadXML ( $recipe_detail_xml ); $recipe_url = find_xml_value($cp_recipe_xml->documentElement,’recipe_url’); echo $recipe_url ; ?>”
Always include http:// in your URLs. Change www.youtube.com in http://www.youtube.com/ or even better http://youtube.com/ If you forget the http:// then the data is being parsed like it is another page on your website rather than an external website, that’s why you’ll see 192.168.1.100/wordpress/www.youtube.com
I would approach this one of two ways: Use a target attribute in the link to open it in an iframe (not universal across browsers) Use JavaScript to replace the src attribute on your iframe Option 1: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/118983/somethirdpartysite.com/reg” target=”thirdparty”>Register</a> <iframe name=”thirdparty”></iframe> Option 2: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/118983/somethirdpartysite.com/reg” class=”iframeit”>Register</a> <iframe src=”#” name=”thirdparty”></iframe> <script> $(‘.iframeit’).click(function(event) { event.preventDefault(); var … Read more
The bulk of your question is fairly easy and has been covered here many times before. I also gave a talk at WordCamp Portland on the topic, which you can watch, download slides, code, etc. here. The last part of your question, On top of that I would like to create some additional pages which … Read more
This can not work in the way you want. If wordpress is on example.com then all the auto generated links will point to example.com even for pages that are on the CDN under the www.example.com domain. This will result that after the first page being served from the CDN many other pages will be served … Read more
you can use paginate_links() from wordpress core API, its make more easily to paginate your custom query. And you dont need to make another query to get all users count. <?php $users_per_page = 10; // total no of author to display $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1; if( (int)$paged === 1 ){ $offset = … Read more
It’s not a post, just the mysite.com/what-we-do page. Refer to is_page(). <?php if ( is_page( ‘what-we-do’ ) ) { // We’re on the What We Do page // do something } ?>
In you case I’d edited my wp-config.php, and just after if ( !defined(‘ABSPATH’) ) define(‘ABSPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); I’d added $path = explode( basename( dirname(__FILE__) ), ABSPATH ); define( ‘MYSITEROOTPATH’, $path[0] ); after that, everywhere I need, I’d used // file.php is name of a file in root directory include( MYSITEROOTPATH . ‘file.php’);