This is a bug. It has been reported in trac and will hopefully be fixed with the release of WordPress 3.1 soon. If you really want to dive into it, you could apply the patch that is with the ticket. http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/14094
You could always include the stuff related to swfupload, yes. But there will be a better way in WP 3.1: you’ll be able to use the whole upload UI.
Is it an outbound link? Otherwise it should automatically get tracked (as a page view). If it is outbound, I’d set a class on the custom menu item in WordPress (using the CSS Classes (optional) field). Then you could trigger that link with JavaScript. For example, with jQuery you could do something like this (assuming … Read more
oDesk has lot of WordPress developers that could migrate your site from Drupal to WordPress at low cost. I like oDesk because it takes screen shots every few minutes as the contractor’s work on your job. You can monitor their work very effectively, particularly if you understand the work being done. In this case if … Read more
I achieved that using WP-Cron capabilities. add_action(‘wp’, ‘wpse_26170_activation’); function wpse_26170_activation() { if ( !wp_next_scheduled( ‘wpse_26170_update_readme_page’ ) ) { wp_schedule_event( current_time( ‘timestamp’ ), ‘daily’, ‘wpse_26170_update_readme_page’); } } function wpse_26170_update_readme_page() { $page = array( ‘ID’ => 767, ‘post_content’ => Markdown( file_get_contents( ‘path/to/readme.markdown’ ) ) ); if ( // Filters return true if they existed before you removed … Read more
I think WordPress is having problem with the url of your external script and throws a 404 error from the handle_404() function in the wp class in /wp-includes/class-wp.php You can try to overcome that using for example status_header(200) <?php define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); require(‘../wp-blog-header.php’); status_header(200); header(‘Content-type: application/octet-stream’); header(‘Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=”file.pdf”‘); readfile(‘file.pdf’); ?> ps: It is informative to … Read more
It turns out I had overwritten the widget($args) within the widget, hence the before_widget got echoed but not the after_widget. I renamed the widget($args) variable, and all references to it, then the plugins functioned as expected.
You did call the header twice in your page-static.php. You can remove the second call (before the_post()). If you remove the second call of the_header(), the Stylesheet should not be delivered anymore. <?php /* Template Name: Static Page */ ?> <?php wp_dequeue_style( ‘style’ ); ?> <?php get_header(‘custom’); ?> <?php the_post(); ?><!– this enables the page … Read more
From /wp-includes/script-loader.php: $scripts->add( ‘media-grid’, “/wp-includes/js/media-grid$suffix.js”, array( ‘media-editor’ ), false, 1 ); From wp-admin/upload.php: wp_enqueue_script( ‘media-grid’ ); wp_enqueue_script( ‘media’ ); wp_localize_script( ‘media-grid’, ‘_wpMediaGridSettings’, array( ‘adminUrl’ => parse_url( self_admin_url(), PHP_URL_PATH ), ) ); So, we can try to unregister the initial media-grid.js file and load our own version. This can be done via a plugin: <?php /** … Read more
You could do this in two ways. 1) Leave the pages as separate pages in the WordPress dashboard and create a custom page template that lists those pages content. Assign this custom template to the homepage. 2) Move the content of those pages into the homepage editor. Option 1: A much cleaner option and allows … Read more