Most likely the file cannot be found, I’m assuming the file you’re trying to include is located in your theme folder, in that case you should use: require_once( TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/file.php’); TEMPLATEPATH will return something like this: /home/user/httdocs/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven. Worst case scenario you’ll find a Fatal Error, but that’ll help to find the problem.
I’m afraid it won’t work quite like that. There are plugins that enable posting from the front end, such as TDO Mini Forms. Or see this answer for creating a form and code yourself.
This will help you http://keighl.com/2010/01/tinymce-in-wordpress-plugins/
See the top answer on this Stackoverflow question. Basically you need to use: decodeURI((RegExp(name + ‘=’ + ‘(.+?)(&|$)’).exec(location.search)||[,null])[1]); Get URL parameter with jQuery
Disallow with no trailing slash is the same as “allow all” – see here – nice find!
You shouldn’t need to use a meta field for this logic. In the loop $post->post_date holds when the post is published. From there you can determine if the date is 90 days old: $datetime = strtotime($post->post_date); if( $datetime < ( time() – ( 60 * 60 * 24 * 90 ) ) ) { echo … Read more
It’s a bad idea to try to make the wp-admin area look like the front-end. It’s an uphill battle. Try using my Front-end Editor plugin: it allows editing widgets directly from the front-end etc.
Works on my side. Try disabling your plugins and test again. Btw. You could use admin_init instead of the init action hook. This way, the snippet will only be executed on admin requests. This way, you can remove the is_admin() check in the function.
Ok this appears to have been solved by turning on short open tag and zlib output compression in the php settings of WAMP
@Michael is right using wp_nav_menu() is the easiest route to go for this. If your menu (with your server problems) is only allowing to show 100 items you could consider splitting it up in to two menus. Using wp_nav_menu() is the easiest way to go and creating two menus using the label atribute is equally … Read more