Custom user fields validation on registration
Custom user fields validation on registration
Custom user fields validation on registration
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Such an interesting question, I will be keen to see the other responses. I am sure their is a more elegant solution but I would just hook into the wp admin css and hide those pages from the users view like this. // Hook into the admin head add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘hidepages_css’); // Add our custom CSS … Read more
I did end up figuring this out and went with 2) To keep it simple for content creators I told them to make sure the name of the transcript the same name for the pdf. When a new song comes in a playlist, I grab the text from the current track playing, parse the string … Read more
Edit a custom admin page
plugin_dir_path(__FILE__).’review-preview.php’ //this is the culprit!! Above line works for PHP code on a plugin directory file. But the function I assume is in functions.php file of your theme directory. So you may have to give full directory path in your code like: /home/user/var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/my-plugin/review-preview.php
If you’re looking for ‘HTML pages’ you might be interested on page templates or custom themes so I would like you to read a bit more about the WordPress documentation called Codex. You can find information about how to create templates and themes. Some of this links should help you: http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development http://codex.wordpress.org/Page_Templates If you’re already … Read more
Hooking this into admin_init will ensure that the code only runs in the admin panel, but it’s not the proper way to do so as it prevents other plugins from accessing the new column before that hook. You could simply use is_admin() to determine whether the current page is an admin page. if ( is_admin() … Read more
Where is theme located is a little tricky to answer in very general form: Themes are detected in the registered theme directories (which can be multiple folders). Typically there is at least one theme folder in site’s content folder (however content folder is also configurable). However, for typical out of the box install this is … Read more
What you have used is actually pretty obsolete remnants of “old” widget implementation. The current implementation of widgets in WordPress is using new, class-based approach, see Widgets API in Codex. There isn’t really designated way to “customize” functionality of existing widget. Depending on circumstances you might be able to use hooks in its code. Outside … Read more