Form with response button after on table after submission
Form with response button after on table after submission
Form with response button after on table after submission
Awesome. This works! Thanks @Milo /*Change results based on the current user’s role and status */ function posts_for_current_role($query) { global $pagenow; if( ‘edit.php’ != $pagenow || !$query->is_admin ) return $query; if( current_user_can(‘editor’)): //Add query where clause to status equals “working”. $query->set( ‘post_status’, array( ‘working’, ‘draft’ ) ); endif; if( current_user_can(‘administrator’)): $query->set( ‘post_status’, array( ‘published’) ); … Read more
Custom WP LIST Table filter
It’s unusual to include/require files based on database values, but if that’s what’s happening — one way to track it down would be to export the DB from production to an SQL file (which maybe you already have), then search through it with a text editor. You should then be able to look at the … Read more
WDTException: [0]: One or more columns doesn’t have a header
Text Wrapping in WPDataTables
Extend WP_List_Table class – Edit wp_usermeta – WPPB.me Boilerplate – Action error
I extended WP_List_Table to My_Custom_List_Table class and customize My_Custom_List_Table for my purpose. Specially, function single_row_columns() and function display_rows_or_placeholder(). And, not echo some td tag for other main td tag that have rowspan. All process was not such difficult.
Apparently someplace in the wp_list_table, or maybe someplace else, the escape character \ was inserted before any ‘ . I was able to solve this by adding this line of code just before the $wpdb->update statement. $item[‘RecordedSubdivision’] = str_replace(“\'”, “‘”,$item[‘RecordedSubdivision’]);
Ok. So the only way that I found to do this is wrap the WordPress table in a custom meta box. This is not ideal, because I would like to see the table span the entire container, but it works.