WordPress is doing exactly what you’re telling it to do. Refer to the Codex entry for add_submenu_page(). The functions arguments are like so: <?php add_submenu_page( $parent_slug, $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function ); ?> So, you’re assigning the same string to $parent_slug and $menu_slug. For obvious reasons, these two need to be different. $parent_slug is the … Read more
There are no such conventions for WP. But I would recommend to use such style: Plugins\Your_Company\Your_Plugin\Your_Component\Your_Class
You’re doing several things wrong, and they’re all silly, avoidable, basic logic mistakes. Firstly, you’re not checking if this is an autosave. Autosaves do not save the custom fields, only the original core wordpress fields, like content, so an autosave will giv eyou unset/blank values. Add this to the top of your save function: if … Read more
If you’re using WP_Query to do your loop it should be as simple as getting all the post IDs and then setting them as negative in the p parameter. For example: $unwanted_posts = array(); // you must generate this $unwanted_posts_str=”-“.implode( ‘,-‘, $unwanted_posts ); $args = array( ‘p’ => $unwanted_posts_str ); You can also set this … Read more
Two Problems Problem #1 – You shouldn’t ever change the default schema that ships with WordPress. This schema might change in the future (entire tables could be dropped and re-built in an update). Problem #2 – You shouldn’t really be creating new tables in the first place. If you create a new table with your … Read more
wp_enqueue_script() utilizes the WP_Scripts class, which extends the WP_Dependencies class. If you checkout that class, you will see a bunch of arrays at the top. So you could actually loop through list of queued scripts like so: global $wp_scripts; // If inside a function foreach($wp_scripts->queue as $script) { // Do some tomfoolery here… 😉 } … Read more
If you’re trying to get user data for the displayed profile, you can do it like so: $thisauthor = get_userdata(intval($author)); That’ll return an object filled with everything you need. For instance, if you need the user ID, you can call it like so: $thisauthor->ID I use this extensively on the profiles on my site: http://androidandme.com/user/clark … Read more
This part in your table creation SQL looks wrong: DEFAULT CHARSET=CHARSET=utf8. It should just be DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8. Also, dbDelta() is quite a delicate function. Don’t ask me why, but you need to put a double space after the PRIMARY KEY keyword. You also need to get rid of the quotes around the field names because … Read more
Hook my_load_js() to wp_enqueue_scripts as in the examples in the Codex, and not to admin_init. add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_load_js’); …pretty sure that will take care of it.
You question is really “how do I make my way work?” but “what is a good way to do this?” so, maybe I am missing something, but this seems overly complex to me. Assuming that “50%”, “55%”, etc. means “xx% of the revenue for those particular page loads”, why not just track single (I assume) … Read more