This will happen occasionally on both Firefox and Safari when cookies don’t match. Sometimes, WordPress will store an auth cookie and, for some reason, won’t read data back out of it. This leaves you in a weird place of being semi-logged-in. If you flush your cookies for the site, it should rectify the problem. Either … Read more
There will be several steps involved in this process, I’ll outline a few here to get you started. Step 1: Set up a Plug-in You can view some more info about them here. I won’t go over the header information in this answer because it’s pretty self-explanatory in that article and your values for it … Read more
/wp-admin/ is an existing directory, your server just adds the missing /. /login is … nothing. The correct name is /wp-login.php. If you have enabled permalinks it should work though. To make /login always work add the following line to your .htaccess above the WordPress rules: Redirect Permanent /login /wp-login.php You can and should localize … Read more
Rather than defining them as custom page templates, you have an alternative. Use the page specific templates, e.g. for a profile page, with the slug profile you could create a page-profile.php in your theme, or you can use page-21.php where 21 is the ID of that page/post.
It appears I needed to use an earlier hook. Using the wp or init action hooks allow me to read the cookie’s value without logging into the admin first. function output_test_cookie() { if ( isset( $_COOKIE[‘test-cookie’] ) ) echo $_COOKIE[“test-cookie”]; } add_action( ‘wp’, ‘output_test_cookie’ ); // wp or init is needed
User ‘restrict_manage_posts’ filter to add another filter. Use the following code in functions.php function kc_add_taxonomy_filters() { global $typenow; // an array of all the taxonomyies you want to display. Use the taxonomy name or slug $my_taxonomies = array( ‘post_tag’ ); switch($typenow){ case ‘post’: foreach ($my_taxonomies as $tax_slug) { $tax_obj = get_taxonomy($tax_slug); $tax_name = $tax_obj->labels->name; $terms … Read more
In the post edit page, just under the ‘Publish’ button, add a button, ‘Reject and Notify’ that once clicked open a modal (thickbox) window that contain a form (pre-compiled with the post author name, post title and a standard message) that you can use to send the email to post author. To accomplish this you … Read more
An options framework is designed to make the creation of settings pages for plugins and themes easier. An options (or settings) page is a page in the WordPress Dashboard where the behavior of the theme or plugin can be controlled. For example, themes will often have a settings page to setup color schemes, logos, and … Read more
One way around this I’ve discovered since posting the above question is to instantiate inline via WP_Widget::form(), with wp_enqueue_script() loading the necessary JavaScript (exactly as mentioned above) — except, and here’s the key part, load the JavaScript in the header instead of the footer (fifth argument of wp_enqueue_script()). Which makes a lot of sense now … Read more
Figured out the issue. It was with the generated “WordPress Rule 6”. It was giving 2 identical regex expressions. Removed the extra regex expression. Also had to remove “WordPress Rule 5”. Renumber the rules and now everything works fine. Here’s the updated web.config: <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?> <configuration> <system.webServer> <rewrite> <rules> <rule name=”WordPress Rule 1″ stopProcessing=”true”> … Read more