When including files you don’t want the URL, but the filesystem path instead. So… include(dirname(__FILE__) . “/path/to/myfile.php”); Remember to put the first forward slash in /path/to/myfile.php, since dirname doesn’t include the trailing slash.
Something like this, perhaps. $args[‘body’] = array(‘post_file’=>’@/path/FILE.EXT’); wp_remote_post($url, $args); The $args array contains the parameters for the post. The body parameter controls what is posted. There’s many other possible parameters as well. See http://codex.wordpress.org/HTTP_API#Other_Arguments Note that the @file method may be specific to curl, and might not work with the other possible HTTP transports that … Read more
This code does the job with a filter. Doesn’t care what the comment says the author’s name is. Nothing particularly tricky about it. Should be self-explanatory. add_filter(‘get_comment_author’, ‘wpse31694_comment_author_display_name’); function wpse31694_comment_author_display_name($author) { global $comment; if (!empty($comment->user_id)){ $user=get_userdata($comment->user_id); $author=$user->display_name; } return $author; }
I have one or two non-class scripts, mostly for forms, that I don’t quite know how to neatly fit into classes. Split your project into multiple classes. Keep your worker classes as instantiable objects (typical OOP patterns) and put your non-class scripts into a class of their own as static scripts. I often use static … Read more
Based on your comment: The html generated by the widget? That one just shows the Strings in the _e function for eg: _e(“Category”) displays “Category” I suspect that you’ve not configured your translation strings properly. You need to include the textdomain in every translation string function call, or else the strings will never get translated. … Read more
You’re looking for the WP_List_Table class. There is an example of how to use it in the .org plugin repository that you can use as a base for creating your own implementation: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-list-table-example/
WordPress knows about the versions running on websites where where wp,plugin and theme version checks have not been disabled programmatically (there is no setting to disable,this has to be done by php code in plugin or theme if one wants to do it). The existing version of wp, plugins and themes is passed to wordpress.org … Read more
WordPress coding standards are loosely based on the Pear Coding Standards The Drupal open source project also follows similar standards and has published a guide to configuring various editors and IDEs which includes code for a Emacs Drupal mode which can be modified slightly for WordPress.
your question depends a lot on what you want to do .. But in general , when a plugin is loaded or executed, the functions are being “registered” in PHP server and are available for all to use (depending of course HOW you write them) … So for example, to detect if a plugin is … Read more
I’ve used this method in quite a few applications until I found out about using admin-ajax.php, so pretty much simply put, no, I don’t think it will cause any problems. Although I do recommend using the method that WordPress describes! In my opinion it is much easier and works nearly the same (or better) as … Read more