This is theoretically possible. While there is no explicit way to do this in post insert/update process, all queries go through query filter before being run on database. Practically this is a no go. The level of complexity in WP’s handling of post querying is incomprehensible and full of edge cases. There is no easy … Read more
adding a log row log table, when the draft post publish
Use ‘tags_input’ instead of ‘post_tags’. See here in the notes: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_post You could use wp_set_post_tags() function: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_set_post_tags
wordpress form processing to custom post type not working
I resolved my similar issue (see below code block) by modifying the path to wp-load.php. Actually I used Frankie Jaret’s uri parse script which really only works on the default install but, meh, that’s what I use. I’m sure you can find a function that will parse it out where ever it may reside. Code … Read more
After you have inserted the post your $pid variable should contain the ID of the post, which you can use calling update_field()
Insert post programmatically and decide to tweet or not to tweet
This is how it worked for me: – uploaded the file into site root – ran it from the subsite, like this: http://subsite.mainsite.com/my-script.php It ended up inserting the new post into the subsite.
I found a working solution. This handles the uploaded files by attaching them to the post and display them in the loop. Still no featured image is set. if ( $_FILES ) { foreach ( $_FILES as $file => $array ) { $newupload = insert_attachment( $file, $pid_buy ); } } function insert_attachment( $file_handler, $post_id, $setthumb=’false’ … Read more
You can use sessions to store the data. There is a plugin also for that which I have used in the past and it works quite good. https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-session-manager/