I’m sure there is another way to fix it, but you could always try to do a fresh install. Make sure you backup your database and theme files, of course, and then just drop them into the new install. Not the most eloquent solution, but it has worked for me in the past when I … Read more
The value is not the same thing that you see when you look at the toggle. That part is for humans. To see the value you have to look at the source of the page. If you have a template created by template.contact.php the value in that box would be template.contact.php, so it looks like … Read more
You should create your own class extending WP_List_Table. To get a point where start look how WordPress itself use that class for posts, creating the WP_Posts_List_Table class.
You cannot add something on the same line, but right after the permalink box is an action: edit_form_after_title. See How do I position meta_box on post edit screen after the title? for an example. Also, you don’t even know if there is enough room for a second box on the permalink line. There are other … Read more
Yes, we need jQuery for that. The first thing is to give proper classes and ID’s to the elements. In manage_users_custom_column, add a class and a data selector to the checkbox: “<input type=”checkbox” data-approval=”#approval-$user_id” class=”my-class” value=”{$column_value}” />” And in user_row_actions, an ID to the <a> tag: id=’approval-$user_id’. Now, we have all the elements properties and … Read more
Try renaming the plugins folder to e.g. plugins-, so as to make sure it has nothing to do with them. Switch it back if it’s not the case. If it was, proceed to do similar steps with each individual plugin folder until you locate the culprit. The same for themes if you’re still out of … Read more
I guess “easy” is a relative term. Yes, you can create your own. For adding an admin page there are a glut of tutorials out there. This one works (and has some other info you might need) http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2011/03/08/ten-things-every-wordpress-plugin-developer-should-know/. Search for “Add Your Own Settings Page or Admin Menu” on the page. jQuery UI is loaded … Read more
I was never able to find a filter either, but there is a check for whether the taxonomy is allowed to show it’s UI. So what I used to do in one of my plugins was to tweak the $wp_taxonomies global variable on the edit page. /** * Disable the UI for categories, but only … Read more
The comments are displayed using an instance of the WP_Comments_List_Table class which is defined as the global variable $wp_list_table. You could extend this class and then use any action after $wp_list_table is defined (admin_head-edit-comments.php would work) to create an instance of your own class, copy all properties of $wp_list_table to the instance of your class … Read more
Ok, I found a solution, and part of it is thanks to user kaiser above. Using a combo of that function (to find the info on each of my pages), I was then able to use code found here: https://gist.github.com/brasofilo/6947539 to pull it together and fill out the pointers appropriately. Here was my whole process: … Read more