If this file is remotely available to you, then you should be using the HTTP API. $response = wp_remote_request( ‘http://xml.prisguide.no/productExport.php?productId=151690’ ,array( ‘ssl_verify’ => true // If the request isn’t working, try it with `false` ) ); You then simply go and catch the response and check if it’s an error: if ( is_wp_error( $response ) … Read more
Your problem is your CDN, Stackpath: I’d guess it’s rejecting the feed validator request based on User-Agent string. If you use curl to request the feed, then it serves back Content-Type: text/html and Stackpath Sorry, you have been blocked. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. You performed an … Read more
turbo csv is a great plugin, i always use it on my projects : You convert your xml to csv (much easier to manage posts after) the plugin converts the csv to a post and you could even populate custom fields
Of course I shouldn’t save my XML Array in $data. -.-
On which hook of WP init this code part? $user_id – why and from how is this var value? update_post_meta() will use the post ID, see Codex.
Jetpack support kindly replied: This could be an issue with the After the Deadline module. When you update a post, WordPress makes a call to the service (service.afterthedeadline.com) to spellcheck your content, and it seems an error occurs during the connection. Could you try deactivating the Spelling and Grammar module Disabling it DID fix the … Read more
I dont no about the plugin, but the default on feed-function of WordPress have a cache, there cache all content for 12 hour and then regenerate the content. You can change this via a small function, like in a plugin or you copy the source to the functions.php of the current active theme; but a … Read more
As @birgie pointed out, add a conditional statement to check that the date has been set: if ( isset( $item->date ) && strlen( $item->date ) > 0 ) { … }
Shortcodes must return content and not echo it. See any of the examples in the codex for add_shortcode() So your callback function should probably be: function CheckRemoteService($atts) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( ‘name’ => ‘txt’, ), $atts)); $xml = simplexml_load_file(‘my.xml’); return $xml->sites->$name; } add_shortcode(‘checkmyurl’,’CheckRemoteService’);
wordress core and importer has no way to know how any of the data is actually being used. The importer will just import everything, if a meta data stopped being used then you will get some not needed stuf in your DB but nothing worse then that. Of course it is very easy to test, … Read more