Your problem is adding the scripts, styles inside the class, and because the class instance is created when the hook add_meta_box is fired, at that time the wp_enqueue_script/style are already finished. A solution for you is adding the scripts, styles outside the function and the class. And because meta boxes are used only at editing … Read more
Here’s some code on how you could simply leverage the gform_after_submission hook of Gravity Forms to set a cookie based on your form ID once submitted, then check for that on the confirmation page by hooking into template_redirect. In order to customize the functionality, you’ll want to look at the docs for setcookie, gform_after_submission and … Read more
The best way to deal with Form Posts in WordPress is to use a special endpoint, /wp-admin/admin-post.php. POST data can be messed up, both by the WP Query call, and by any redirects that happen. So you set up your form with this action: <form action=”<?= admin_url(‘admin-post.php’) ?>” method=”post”> <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”special_action”> <?php wp_nonce_field(‘special_action_nonce’, … Read more
Use esc_url( $url ) for URLs that should be displayed and esc_url_raw( $url ) if the URL should be sent to the database. The first will replace bare ampersands & with &. The second is a wrapper for the first; it will just suppress the escaping of ampersands. Both functions will check the protocol. See … Read more
First kick in your validation callback by changing the register_setting() to register_setting( ‘pluginname_options’, ‘pluginname-settings’, ‘pluginname_validate’ ); And then update your validation function to actually do something. Below it gets the current state of the options, and then only updates the pieces of the array that are submitted. When you are on a tab and click … Read more
You can do this by means of jQuery (which means this is rather a jQuery/JavaScript question). Put the following in one of your (already included) JS files, or create a new JS file and enqueue it, or hard-code it in between <script>…</script> tags: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘#my-form-field’).attr(‘placeholder’, ‘Please enter your name…’); });
I would use init hook in your plugin file to register custom function add_action( ‘init’, ‘custom_proccess_form’ ); And then check form inputs in the custom function, you mentioned creating posts function custom_proccess_form() { $wp_error = true; // report errors or not $nonce = $_POST[‘_wpnonce’]; if( isset($_POST[‘insert_post’]) && wp_verify_nonce($nonce, ‘my-nonce-name’) ) { $post = array( ‘post_title’ … Read more
Your code looks okay to me. Instead check whether email working in other part of the website or not!! Use Postman SMTP Mailer/Email Log plugin to configure / test / debug your mail system.
Its pretty simple actually. Here is the link for the set_thumbnail function reference codex. And here is the answer for the file upload. First off all you have to attach the file to the post : function attach_uploads($uploads,$post_id = 0){ $files = rearrange($uploads); if($files[0][‘name’]==”){ return false; } foreach($files as $file){ $upload_file = wp_handle_upload( $file, array(‘test_form’ … Read more
So I don’t know what stepTwo.file is, but I presumed it’s a File object instance, and I believe the issue here is that you’re not aware that you didn’t actually need to manually set the Content-Type header because when the request body is a FormData instance, then the content type header will always default to … Read more