Explanation of the behavior A shortcode is meant to be processed during runtime (when rendering & displaying a post on the public facing view). It is absolutely not meant to be a pre-processor during saving the post. The receiver simply doesn’t have your parser (which is the function processing the shortcode) and therefore will get … Read more
Fetching the data To fetch your posts, you’d utilize the HTTP_API, fetch_feed() or SimplePie. This completely depends on how and from where you’re going to get the XML. Here’s one answer about the HTTP API](https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/73659/385) and another one. Storing & maintaining the data The main problem will be that you need a storage location. Therefore … Read more
How did I workaround this? Step1: From my WordPress Permalink Settings, I selected Custom Structure and added /%post_id%/ This means my results will be in this format: <myurl>/<postID> Step2: To make it easier for me instead of writing a regex query I used a a Split command like this: var postlink = entry.link; var id … Read more
You don’t need the echo when you are concatenating strings. Just remove it. $xmlInputData=”<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″ ?><data><settings><origin=””. $my_options[‘origin’] .'” username=”‘. $my_options[‘user’] . ‘” password=”‘. $my_options[‘password’] . ‘” /></settings><enquiries><lead productName=\”Appointment Booking”><customer><name>’. $_REQUEST[‘first-name’].’ ‘. $_REQUEST[‘last-name’].'</name><email>’. $_REQUEST[’email’].'</email><postcode>’. $_REQUEST[‘postal’].'</postcode><houseNumber></houseNumber><address></address><city></city><region></region><tel>’. $_REQUEST[‘phone-number’].'</tel><mobile></mobile><notes></notes></customer></lead></enquiries></data>’;
Sounds like a sound approach to me! Not enough rep to comment so I’m posting an answer… Only advice I’d have is to 1. Make sure character encodings are correct so you don’t end up with a bunch of “æÔ ‘s 2. Make database backups 🙂 As to ACF, I think it’s pretty much the … Read more
You seem to be confusing different things. I am not sure what precisely you mean by “transfer” (monthly bandwidth? disk space?), but 10GB figure likely isn’t about memory (RAM). Error you are getting is about RAM. 100663296 bytes corresponds to just 100MB. That much is typically enough for average WP install to function, but might … Read more
You can grab an RSS feed by going to /feed/, adding /feed/ to the end of any WordPress archive or page will give you an RSS feed. You can then grab this remotely and display the first 3 items in your sidebar. However, your sidebar is inside a non-WordPress site. So the styling, html, how … Read more
You could do that, including wp-load.php would bootstrap WordPress and allow you to query the database. I prefer to keep things encapsulated in plugins though, much more portable. You just need to hook early enough to send your own headers, and you can short-circuit the rest of the load process. For example- function wpd_my_export_script() { … Read more
Typically when you want to create an extra representation or variation it implies extending URL a bit and treating that case differently. The easiest way in WP for that are rewrite endpoints. However the ease is relative you still need to handle with code the changes in a query and how to produce output. WP … Read more
I suggest importing xml file clicking don’t import images and attachments. Then simply copying uploads folder from old site to new site. This is how I do and it always works without problems for even bigger websites.