Adding External Gmap JS to WordPress
Adding External Gmap JS to WordPress
Adding External Gmap JS to WordPress
WordPress Jquery with heade and footer sritp plugin
There’s no reason for it to be there, and it won’t do anything. Only the author would know why it’s there, but it’s likely a mistake.
Why is that only the first row getting inserted into Mysql table when i import csv file on backend custom plugin?
Third level in admin menu items is not possible, see this answer. However some plugins use imitation of third level menu. Use css to add left margin/padding to your sub-sub-items to make them look as third level menu. BTW, last parameter of add_submenu_page must bet position, not icon name. Reed function docs.
In your screen function ibenic_budypress_my_posts create a redirect. Something like: function ibenic_buddypress_tab() { bp_core_new_nav_item( array( ‘name’ => __( ‘My Posts’, ‘ibenic’ ), ‘slug’ => ‘my-posts’, ‘position’ => 100, ‘screen_function’ => ‘ibenic_budypress_my_posts’, ‘show_for_displayed_user’ => true, ‘item_css_id’ => ‘ibenic_budypress_my_posts’ ) ); } function ibenic_budypress_my_posts() { $url=”/author/” . bp_get_displayed_user_username(); bp_core_redirect( site_url( $url ) ); }
So it seems the Quick Draft widget is hardcoded in three places with no hooks supplied. I’ve decided to go down the wp_insert_post route and write my own plugin 🙂
You may want to take a look at the WP Basic Crud plugin made by Labarta. Users may add a new contact, edit it, and view the list table. The plugin creates a table named wp_cte when it is being activated.
If it’s no extricly neccesary perform an operation in a sql statement I would prefere perfom it over an Array of admin_op data, like : op_sum = get_results( Select fund_user FROM table WHERE type_operation = admin_op ); then var = array_sum(op_sum);
When we fire up: do_action( ‘foo’ ); we are actually calling: do_action( ‘foo’, ” ); That’s because how it’s defined; With the empty string as the default input argument: function do_action($tag, $arg = ”) { // … } So the action’s callback get’s the empty string as it’s first input argument. This has been like … Read more