I had this same issue. I logged the request URI and discovered that the additional call was for a file that didn’t exist (that’s what I get for copying and pasting a bunch of code from one project to another). I created a file at the expected name and location, and the additional call to … Read more
There is apparently some sort of query call that takes place as part of the comments_template() call, just as there is with loop calls. When I put my custom function in the comments template, it works perfectly. I tried putting the entire contents of the comments template into my custom loop-single template, and it didn’t … Read more
I think there are multiple issues here: 1) Because you’re using query_posts() the post object’s query_vars are inherited by your new query_posts(). I suspect then, that ‘post_type’ => ‘persoane’ is implicitly part of that query posts call. If you switch to using WP_Query instead of query posts, I suspect that will fix the issue. 2) … Read more
@Rutwick’s answer was what I thought when I read the title, but I think you’re just wanting to use get_the_terms() which can be out of the loop like this: $my_post_terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘show’ ); if( $my_post_terms && !is_wp_error( $my_post_terms ) ) { // do something here with $my_post_terms array }
There’s nothing wrong with the function, it’s the fact that you aren’t actually being logged in! You say you’re making your own login form? Does this post to the standard wp-login.php, or do you handle the request yourself? Does the path/domain of the form differ from WordPress? If you inspect your cookies, are any being … Read more
Just… call the function again – you only need to include it once! include ‘./path/to/lib.php’; echo_tweet_js(); // a little tweeting here … echo_tweet_js(); // and a little tweeting over here!
The content box is in a <div> with an ID of #postdivrich so you can hide it using CSS. Probably the easiest thing to do is to add a settings option to an existing page so you can turn it off or on. The post below covers that in detail: http://wpengineer.com/2139/adding-settings-to-an-existing-page-using-the-settings-api/ After you have the … Read more
Each field in the meta box is being saved as post meta (a.k.a. custom fields). You can display the info per-field with the get_post_meta function, i.e.: <?php echo get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘anime_anime_genre’, true ); ?> The parameter in the middle (anime_anime_genre) is each field ID specified in your code above. The reason “anime” appears twice is … Read more
I think the problem is in your transient set_transient( “7677recent_$my_paged”, $my_query, 60 * 60 ); This is currently refreshing every 1 hour you could try changing it to 3 or 5 mins for testins
Without knowing more information – you can use CSS to set a max width to any element. iframe, object, embed { max-width:100%; } Rachel Baker mentioned Fitvids.JS in her WordCamp Chicago presentation last weekend. It is a Javascript plugin that writes specific code for the various video providers online. Try the CSS solution and fall … Read more