WordPress previously had the concept of user levels before and you could check which level current user is. But it has been changed to Roles and Capabilities system. In this system, each task is defined as a capability and certain user Roles have that capability. With this, you can create new capabilities. Say, you want … Read more
Well I would add another parameter to the change() function like id. I am a little bit confused that your PHP code is wrapped in JavaScript Tags 😀 In PHP i would do it like that: function change($id) { $sql=”UPDATE wp_applications SET status=”1″ WHERE id = ‘$id'”; … In the form i assume the id … Read more
You’ve hooked into a filter. The code will run when that filter is executed. In your case, that is when the_search_query() function runs: 2595 /** 2596 * Display the contents of the search query variable. 2597 * 2598 * The search query string is passed through {@link esc_attr()} 2599 * to ensure that it is … Read more
WordPress always saves all options in one group at the same time. So if you have a page with only a part of the options in the group, the rest will be saved as ‘unset’. There are two possible paths to a solution. The easy one is to include all options in every page and … Read more
It looks like only your locations drop-down is triggering the ajax query. I believe the issue is that the javascript is listing for a change event on these elements: ‘#search_keywords, #search_location, .job_types :input, #search_categories, .job-manager-filter’ in the code below (line 178 in http://s195004125.websitehome.co.uk/wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager/assets/js/ajax-filters.js?ver=1.23.13) $( ‘#search_keywords, #search_location, .job_types :input, #search_categories, .job-manager-filter’ ).change( function() { var target … Read more
I would say it is possible, but it hasn’t been tried before, as far as I know. You would need to instantiate the WP_Customize_Manager but likely do some unhooking/rehooking of some of the methods.
Answer to this question actually comes from @TomJNowell. Instead of using MySQL calls, use the native functions included with WordPress: update_post_meta ( $post->ID , ‘forum_id’, $thread_id ); where the forum_id is the key and the $thread_id is the value. I tried add_post_meta but that created duplicates. To retrieve the meta data $thread_id = get_post_custom_values( ‘thread_id’, … Read more
rawurldecode fixes the issue. $src = media_sideload_image(rawurldecode($url), $post_id, $desc, $return);
Hopefully this will help someone else in the future. Number of Parameters Change the number of parameters in the set_avatar method to 6. The $args was added as the 6th. Fix the options-discussion.php page Next, the options-discussion.php page wasn’t showing avatars properly and so the is_admin block of code needed to be added. public function … Read more
Instead of using get_admin_ajax_path() use self_admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ) which retrieves the URL to the ajax address for either the current site or the network.