I assume the #feed element is the one in which you want the count value to appear? If so, change the #bgnp_metabox_tabs entry in your keyup function to #feed. EDIT: For some reason, I wasn’t seeing all the code when I first read the problem. The id of your placeholder for the character count is … Read more
Just name the field ‘excerpt’. E.g.: <textarea name=”excerpt” id=”excerpt”><?php echo esc_html( ‘$post->post_excerpt’ ); ?></textarea> <!– if it is a textarea field –> or <input name=”excerpt” id=”excerpt” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( ‘$post->post_excerpt’ ); ?>” /> <!– if it is a text field –>
See the Codex, on save_post. In answer to Question 1, it is fired whenever WordPress auto_saves a revision (i.e. hence when a post is edited). In particular, when creating a new post, wp-admin/post-new.php is loaded. WordPress then creates an auto draft even if you haven’t saved a draft or published to post. This is intended … Read more
My advise would be to extract the query portion of your code: function get_brands() { $loop_brands = array(); wp_nonce_field( plugin_basename( __FILE__ ), ‘brands-nonce-field’ ); $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post_parent’ => 7, ‘orderby’ => ‘title’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ ); $query_brands = new WP_Query($args); return $query_brands; } Then use it like this: function brands_save_meta_box( $post_id … Read more
$this is not defined in the scope of a closure. Change it to: add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, function() use ($this) { add_meta_box(‘model’, ‘Parent’, array($this,’parent_meta_box’), ‘model’, ‘side’, ‘high’); }); Or better separate both and create a real method instead of a closure.
You got the wrong id for your get_post_meta(). As you define the input-name by the id of the field in your metabox, it has to be portfolio_description. <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, “portfolio_description”, true); ?> Should do the trick. If you are not sure which name of the post_meta you need to call, try inspecting the input … Read more
I’m afraid you can’t do what you are after – without AJAX, that is. The problem lies with the fact that all/most of the meta boxes are added in an admin-specific context. The add_meta_boxes action hook, for instance, is the most common (and appropriate) place to add custom meta boxes. And this very hook is … Read more
I can see 2 problems with your code. You seem to want that meta box to appear on product pages, but you actually add it to the post type and not the product post type. The other problem is the hook you attach your function to. Try this: add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes_{post_type}’, ‘abc_load_post’ ); Substitute {post_type} with … Read more
This can be easily solved with jQuery, and it has the advantage of real-time feedback. I’ve already covered this situation in a couple of questions, so instead of going through your code and writing the proper functions, I suggest you go through my code and adapt it to your needs. meta content on required pages … Read more
If I am correct the style.css (your theme style.css) is not loaded in the admin area so creating a function solves this. Side note: The code you where looking for I found in wp-admin/css/edit.css at line 960 Below you find the function,hopefully this is what you where looking for. Make backup from functions.php (you know … Read more