You need to remove the space between <? and php at the very start of your file. Incorrect: <? php add_action(‘iphorm_post_process_1’, ‘mytheme_create_wp_post’, 10, 1); function mytheme_create_wp_post($form) { Correct: <?php add_action(‘iphorm_post_process_1’, ‘mytheme_create_wp_post’, 10, 1); function mytheme_create_wp_post($form) { This is causing a simple syntax error.
Looking at the code it’s not a function, it’s a method of CommentRatingFieldPlugin class, instance of which is being assigned to $crfp global variable. So your should be something like: global $crfp; $crfp->DisplayAverageRating();
This… array(’54’=>’Post #1′,’23’=>’Post #2′, ‘654’=>’Post #3′,) … is not a string. It is an array definition. All you need to do is create an array, which is what you want, and skip the string completely. function post_page_options(){ $post_page_options = get_posts(‘category=orderby=title&order=asc&numberposts=”); foreach( $post_page_options as $value ) : $str[$value->ID] = $value->post_title; endforeach; return $str; }
I don’t think your code should work. You have to add_action to some hook (this function takes at least 2 params and you only use one of them). add_action( $tag, $function_to_add, $priority, $accepted_args ); Also there is no script called float-left-right-advertising registered by this plugin. Something like this, on the other hand, will work: function … Read more
The reasons behind this is that these developers are doing_it_wrong. You should never deregister the core version of jQuery and here is why. However wp_deregister_script has its place, for example in child themes when you want to deactive a script or enqueue your own script instead.
is_tag() is true for the entire tag archive page and for any queries that run on it. You need to restrict that code to only run for the main query on that page and that hte query is a tag query and not some other kind of query, like a menu query. You do that … Read more
Do I just add the jquery by echoing out the the jquery from within a function? Do I somehow add the php variable check into the foo.js file? No, off course no. Use wp_localize_script. The original aim of this function was to translate the js scripts, but it allows to pass any kind of variables … Read more
Regarding Edit #3 I would rewrite it like this: //* Shortcode for getting users function list_of_users( $atts ) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘display’ => ‘all’, ‘user’ => ’30’ ), $atts )); $content=””; switch ( $display ) { case ‘all’: $content = display_all_users(); break; case ‘single’: $content = display_single_user( (int) $user ); break; default: break; } … Read more
You have to control the order of execution. To do that, use the third parameter for add_filter(), the priority. A higher priority equals to later execution. add_filter( ‘the_password_form’, ‘my_password_form’, 9 ); add_filter( ‘the_password_form’, ‘wpse_71284_custom_post_password_msg’, 10 );
I prefer to use wp_query, which gives you a lot more flexibility to custom query. As your requirement is only to check if there are posts with a particular category and date you can write a custom function and can use it anywhere to check it. Use the code below in the active theme’s functions.php … Read more