Set the title as ‘Contact’. Then use the following code: add_filter(‘the_title’,’remove_title’); function remove_title($title) { if( !is_page(‘Contact’) ) { return $title; } } Put this code in your functions.php file.
function load_scripts() { wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_register_script(‘jquery’, (“http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js”)); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); } add_action(‘init’, ‘load_scripts’); I have found the problem now (for all the following readers). In my template functions.php I’ve included the latest version of jQuery. So jQuery has been included in the admin panel too. The fact that WordPress loads jQuery in the admin panel twice must have … Read more
The right way is entirely dependent on what limitations you want to place on your users. WordPress ships with a library called plupload. This is what powers the multi-file uploader in core, and it’s available to create your own upload tools as well. The beneficial feature of plupload is the ability to chunk files on … Read more
Your best bet is to modify your IBP theme to bootstrap WordPress, and display the header and footer, you can do this by following this Codex article here. This will load the WordPress environment and allow you to use WordPress functions: <?php /* Short and sweet */ define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’); ?> Modify the require statement … Read more
If you’re placing a button in a meta box, it is included within the FORM tags for a post. A simple answer is no, you shouldn’t place a submit button in the post form. However, nstead of using a normal input[type=submit], use the following: <button type=”button” name=”button-name” id=’button-id’>Button Text</button>’ A click won’t process as a … Read more
Using isset isn’t the best option, because when you submit the form the post variables will still be set, just to null. You should check if the values are null. Also you are echoing the validation error messages, when you should be assigning them to a variable and returning the variable, then outputting the returned … Read more
Try this format: Reply-To: John Doe<[email protected]>. Ref: http://blackwidows.co.uk/blog/2006/10/02/reply-to-header-can-create-bounces/
I believe yo are looking for wp_die which will Kill WordPress execution and display HTML message with error message. But the codex says: It is not recommended to call this function very often and try to handle as many errors as possible silently.
From your code: $(function() { // Validate the contact form $(‘#contactform’).validate({ WordPress loads jQuery in “no conflict” mode, meaning that the “$” symbol is not defined. Change the “$” to the proper full “jQuery” or use a no conflict wrapper.
You must hook the form using wpcf7_before_send_mail and add your PHP code to functions.php (since the script is already in your theme folder)? You won’t lose any of CF7’s abilities. function wpse_process_form( &WPCF7Object ){ #process your form here } add_action(‘wpcf7_before_send_mail’, ‘wpse_process_form’ );