I’m using BitNami WAMPStack, but theoretically it could be used for a Linux installation Here is how I did it: 1) Installed BitNami WAMPStack on secondary server. 2) Deleted the secondary servers’ htdocs folder and copied the entire htdocs folder from the primary to the secondary server. 3) open “C:\Program Files\BitNami WAMPStack\apps\wordpress\htdocs\wp-config.php” and edit section … Read more
You need the information about the current post type in your callback function that renders the submenu page output. And at this point there is a lot of information ready: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘wpse_60730_demo_submenu’ ); /** * Register sub menu pages. * * Note that get_current_screen() is still NULL now. * * @wp-hook admin_menu * @return … Read more
There is a filter for the html of the ‘postimagediv’ called ‘admin_post_thumbnail_html’. There may be more elegant ways, but this works: add_filter(‘admin_post_thumbnail_html’, ‘wpse61502_change_thumbnail_link’); function wpse61502_change_thumbnail_link($content) { return str_replace(‘media-upload.php?’, ‘media-upload.php?is_thumbnail=true&’, $content); } In your plugin / script check the querystring: if ( isset($_GET[‘is_thumbnail’]) ) { // do stuff, actions, enqueue, … }
Yup. Use the add_meta_boxes_post to add a new category metabox that preserves the structure and while you’re at it, remove the default one, like this: add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes_post’, ‘fix_hierarchical_post_categories_metaboxes’, 10, 1 ); And here’s the callback: /* * This include provides an alternative post category metabox that sets the checked_ontop argument of wp_terms_checklist to false. * … Read more
the_title filter filters the existing title when it’s output on the front end. If you want to set a title when a post is created on the back end, you want to use the title_save_pre filter: function wpa65253_time_title( $title ) { global $post; if ( isset( $post->ID ) ) : if ( empty( $_POST[‘post_title’] ) … Read more
When you say moved WordPress, what do you mean exactly, Did you copy your entire WordPress installation from your localhost to your remote server without installing WordPress first on your destination host? Did you export your SQL database from localhost then import it to your remote server? Did you install WordPress on your remote server … Read more
That page is rendered by the WP_Plugin_Install_List_Table class, which calls the function plugins_api(). In this function, we find two filter hooks that enable the manipulation of the table output: plugins_api_args and plugins_api_result. The problem is that the API doesn’t offer an ordered query, so we can only sort each page results. The solution is to … Read more
First, a note on you code: if you don’t encapsulate the code of a conditional with curly brackets: if($something){ encapsulated_actions(); } it will only execute the next line. So, you should use: if( ‘post’ != get_post_type() ) // if different of desired type, do nothing and return default return $actions; // do your thing and … Read more
On the “profile page”, i.e. user-edit.php in the admin back-end, the user ID of the profile currently being edited lives in the $user_id global. Hence: global $user_id; update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘key’, ‘value’ ); is the essence of what you are looking for. Whether the current user is an admin needs to be checked only if you … Read more
Short answer, but you have a !is_admin() condition. That will prevent the bulk of that code from running on the back end. Remove that and the code should work on both front and back.