It could be something with cookies. Try to clear your cookies in your browser and test again. If you can login after that, try to disable all plugins and enable the default WordPress-theme and successive enable your plugins to isolate the problem. Or it can be your .htaccess-file: Follow these easy steps and you’ll get … Read more
I ran into this issue recently on a site that I was modifying for a client. The solution that worked for me was to set a ridiculously high priority for my action hook, like so: add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘mjp_edit_meta_boxes’, 999 ); This ensures that the action is executed at the very end of the chain after … Read more
The problem is most likely with the address you are trying to fetch, and it is extremely unlikely it relates directly to your code. You should check what url is being passed to file_get_contents to make sure it is the one you actually tried in the browser. If they are the same, it might relate … Read more
All I can say is when strange, WTF, moments happen like this, check your white-space or more appropriately ‘delete’ it. There was obviously a ASCII char that I couldn’t see mucking the whole thing.
It seems its impossible with WordPress 3.5 at the moment. I opened an idea for it: http://wordpress.org/extend/ideas/topic/custom-attachment-type Support if you like idea please.
You can override the action wp_ajax_dismiss-wp-pointer and user your own version of the function wp_ajax_dismiss_wp_pointer. add_action( ‘wp_ajax_dismiss-wp-pointer’, ‘override_ajax_pointer’, 1 ); function override_ajax_pointer() { // Your version of the function wp_ajax_dismiss_wp_pointer } This is the same technique used in this Q&A: Display custom list of tags in post/page editor with hooks and learned in this SO … Read more
I wouldn’t break my mind about which files are exactly mandatory to be replaced. Just replace wp-admin and wp-includes — if he just had access to your wordpress administration I would make sure to check all of the theme and plugins files which are accessible through the administration panel if he included base64 malware code … Read more
You need to open your header.php file and search in that file for this <p class=”footer”> some php will be here </p> You can delete that entire line or comment it out. You should be able to access the header.php file from the backend of WordPress. If you are not comfortable doing this, open the … Read more
Looks like an almost duplicate of Back End Interface Plugin. In toscho’s Answer, you’d only need to add a verification for your user’s role: if( current_user_can( ‘custom_capability’ ) ) { $settings = new stdClass; // etc } The plugin MP6, which explores the future core interface, uses a similar approach and enforces the Admin Color … Read more
Try to set the constant COOKIE_DOMAIN to an empty value or the value of the real address. Example: define( ‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ” ); Be aware WordPress has a lot of issues with symlinks, so there might be other problems too.