found it. in the automattic SVN for media.php i found the media_upload_header() function, and the only thing left to do is to echo it in the last function: function media_upload_ell_gmap_form() { echo media_upload_header(); ?> <h2>HTML Form</h2> <?php } that’s it.
With no hooks on that page (User > Add new page) other then user_new_form_tag its not possible to add new fields unless you hack the core file wp-admin/user-new.php . You could try adding that extra field by adding in in JQuery and processing it when the $_post[‘action’] == ‘adduser’ but that wont be very good … Read more
You will need to hook into attachment_fields_to_edit and unset them for a role. You can use current_user_can(‘author’) http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/current_user_can Example to remove image alt field function remove_caption($form_fields) { if (current_user_can(‘author’)){ $form_fields[‘image_alt’][‘input’] = ‘hidden’; return $form_fields; }} add_filter(‘attachment_fields_to_edit’,’remove_caption’, 15, 2); My initial post used unset but I tried it and it did not work, from the example … Read more
I’ve managed to make it work of sorts… The requirement is not checked in the Media Library upload /wp-admin/media-new.php, but instead in the Media Upload thickbox iframe /wp-admin/media-upload.php. The following is the code that works in the thickbox and displays an alert box making mandatory filling the Alt text field. IMO, it won’t be easy, … Read more
This list of filters at the top of admin screens are called Views. You can manage views using the views_{$this->screen->id} filter. Where you’d replace {$this->screen->id} with the name of the screen you’d like to manage. In order to filter the Users screen, you can try the following: // filter the ‘users’ views add_filter( “views_users”, “wse57231_filter_user_views”); … Read more
such an answer would likely become unworkable/unusable after a WordPress update, as TinyMCE get updated and APIs change – by @TomJNowell While I agree with Tom, there still an be a general answer that explains the general concept and the parts that aren’t moving. The PHP plugin to set the default content First there has … Read more
This will add a new column to the Users admin and show their last login. <?php /* Plugin Name: (#158276) WPSE | Last user login */ // Add user meta `last_login` that saves the UNIX time stamp // to identify the exact time when a user logged in add_action( ‘wp_login’, ‘add_login_time’ ); function add_login_time( $user_login … Read more
The Search Everything plugin works pretty well for me on the front end. I’ve never tried it, but you should be able to fork it and add is_admin() conditionals to all of the functions it uses. Or better yet, just allow the frond-end to be search-able too. A visitor who can find what they are … Read more
Yes, you can safely ignore it, especially if your site has no “admin” user. The brute-force attack will never accomplish anything. I also use Limit Login Attempts – mainly for this very purpose. It lets me know when manual brute-force attempts are being made on my back-end login. (Last time I bothered to WHOIS the … Read more
Both, quick edit and the regular post edit screen, offer an author field. Just take care to set the correct author when you edit something. To see this field you have to enable it in the screen option in the upper right corner: