Ok, So I have found a solution to my problem; Pagelines encodes each key and value pair into a json string, within in its own option called pl_settings in the wp_options table. They also give you access to each of these key->value pairs using the following: $value = pl_setting(‘option_key’) Thus I have taken the approach … Read more
The trouble is to do with how quick edit works – WordPress uses a hidden <div /> to generate the form, which will have already had select2 applied (and thusly, the positions already calculated). Your click event listener on the body won’t fire when you need it, since the core event handler for quick edit … Read more
There are no direct filters using which we can change the content of Name column. So to get what you want, we should remove ‘Name’ column too and create our own Name column. Therefore, modify_user_columns function will be like this function modify_user_columns($column) { $column = array( “cb” => “<input type=\”checkbox\” />”, “wdm_name” => __(‘Name’), “email” … Read more
File Upload via Ajax is a bit tricky, but manageable. Add some additional form fields (nonce and ajax_action) to your form in suite_export_import_menu(): function suite_export_import_menu(){ ?> <h2>Suite Report Export/Import </h2> <div id=”export_import_form”> <p id=”custom_ajax_call_process”>Uploading…</p> <p id=”custom_ajax_call_result”></p> <form action=”<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>” method=”post” enctype=”multipart/form-data” target=”upload_target”> <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”export_vacancy”> <input type=”hidden” name=”subaction” value=”imp_vacancy”> <input type=”file” name=”file_source” … Read more
So I added permissions for my $mydb user to have SELECT priviledges to my WordPress database. I then used this code to perform the JOIN: $sql=”SELECT * FROM `mydb`.`records` rec LEFT JOIN `wpdb`.`wp_users` usr ON rec.`mydb`=usr.`ID`”; $records = $mydb->get_results($sql, ARRAY_A); Worked great!
Problem is now solved. Thanks to user “blobfolio” here: It sounds like you may have corrupted the image metadata. Have you tried running a plugin like https://wordpress.org/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/ to regenerate the images/meta? Solution: So the solution is to force regenerate all the thumbnails. For example using the plugin mentioned above in the quote.
In addition to CSS you could try to unstick each post as soon as it has been made sticky (untested): add_action( ‘post_stuck’, function( $post_id ) { unstick_post( $post_id ); } ); If you’re looking for another approach, than hiding it from the UI with CSS, then consider using custom post types instead of the post … Read more
I’ve actually done this before with a custom page template rather than with the visibility options … because both logged in and not logged in users ended up going to the same page. Here’s some pseudo-code (i.e. do not actually use the code, but it will give you an idea) $logged_in = is_user_logged_in(); switch($logged_in) { … Read more
Using AJAX In Your WordPress Theme Admin looks like it is kind of what you are talking about.
This usually happens when the table prefix is manually changed but some changes have been overlooked. Go to your user_meta table and have a look at the meta_key column. Check if fields like wp_capabilities have been changed to use the wp1_ prefix. Also look in your wp1_options table to check that user_roles has been changed … Read more