You need to make sure that jQuery is loaded, so that you can use it. In functions.php: function namespace_enqueue_scripts() { if ( is_page( ‘slug-of-new-page-you-are-creating’ ) ) wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘namespace_enqueue_scripts’ );
You could set a cookie upon contact form submission, then check for the cookie on /page2. If it is not found, wp_safe_redirect() back to /page1. Setting a cookie – You will need to hook into Contact Form 7’s submission – look into their documentation: <?php setcookie( ‘my_cookies_name’, true, 0 ); // This cookie will expire … Read more
There are a few possibilities to solve this. The first one, with taxonomies (categories), is not very usable because of the interface to set the category for the accomodation. Additionally, you will have a lot of duplicate categories, as every city will need a subcategory like hotel, b&b, … Because of this the Searchfunctionality for … Read more
Not sure if this will help, but I have used the code on the following page to add a parent page filter to the list of pages: http://www.finalwebsites.com/add-a-parent-pages-filter-function-your-wordpress-admin-section/ Very handy if you have a parent page for each section. There is just one problem – it only returns the children not grandchildren etc. I am … Read more
Probably the theme is using a page template. When you create a Contact page, on the right side, look for “Template” and select the Contact page template from the drop down menu.
It is incredibly bad practice to hardcode urls, almost as bad practice as hardcoded menus. I strongly suggest you research custom nav menus. It will save yourself a large amount of time in development, and support costs, and it’s something to demonstrate to your client to gain kudos. Hardcoding menus is a major warning sign … Read more
Hook into ‘template_include’ and change the template here. Made up example, not tested: add_action( ‘template_include’, ‘wpse_96472_search_template’ ); function wpse_96472_search_template( $template ) { if ( ! is_search() ) return $template; if ( empty ( $_GET[‘post_type’] ) ) return $template; if ( ‘poster’ === $_GET[‘post_type’] ) return get_template_directory() . ‘/poster-search-template.php’; if ( ‘house’ === $_GET[‘post_type’] ) return … Read more
Only way to base access on url users come from is to rely on $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’], but as official php docs says: Not all user agents will set this, and some provide the ability to modify HTTP_REFERER as a feature. In short, it cannot really be trusted. One chance is to use a secret key and … Read more
The HTML attribute name is what is sent to the server. There is some PHP code reading it and storing it with a specific key in the database. The HTML name and the database key don’t have to be the same string. The PHP code can use a completely different name or split one value … Read more
You can do it this way. check for a unique class for the page in the menu or add an unique class. you can do it by checking CSS classes under screen options in the menu edit page. lets say the class you added is ghost-page Then in the js file jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘.ghost-page’).on(‘click’, function(e){ e.preventDefault(); … Read more