First Thing The fields are registered only when the proper tab is selected to avoid resetting values in other tabs to defaults on save. And because of that, you should pass the proper tab name/slug to the wp-admin/options.php page which is where the form is being submitted to. You can simply pass it as a … Read more
You will have to make a second button for down voting. Give the upvote button a class of up and the down vote button a class of down. jQuery <?php wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ) ?> <?php wp_head(); ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery(“.vote a.up”).click( function() { var some = jQuery(this); var thepost = jQuery(this).attr(“post”); var theuser … Read more
this was asked before, but sadly the “Insert/edit link” (with interlinking) was developed as a tinymce plugin so using it outside of tinymce is not really possible unless your write the whole thing from scratch.
I would not do this to prevent naming conflicts: if another unrelated plugin uses the same name, it’s unlikely that they will provide the same functionality and your plugin can continue as normal. There you want to fail early, not sneaky later on. Or prevent the conflict with a better prefix of course 🙂 The … Read more
Is it theoretically possible to have the following feature? Yes theoretically there are several Geo location API’s out there, the reliable ones you have to pay for, such as MaxMind. The latter part sounds strange, if you want the same content, then just use language files. If for some crazy reason you want to serve … Read more
You can use the same answer as the question you referred to (I have answered it). Here’s how you would change to pass the arguments: <?php add_action(‘init’, ‘add_my_rule’); function add_my_rule() { global $wp; $wp->add_query_var(‘args’); add_rewrite_rule(‘test\/finaldestination\/(.*)’,’index.php?pagename=about&args=$matches[1]’,’top’); } ?> Assuming ‘finaldestination’ stays the same always, and the pagename (slug) is ‘about’ (you can change both). Apply your … Read more
You can’t, because the wp_widget_rss_output() prints its output. If you don’t want to display ‘[…]’ copy that function in your functions.php, rename it and remove the code that adds the ‘[…]’ to the summary. You can also create a plugin with this code thus making independent from your theme.
you could test for the absence of an error and then display a success message if(!is_wp_error( $thing )) echo “yay!!”;
Is it possible? Yes. Option 1 Simply register and enqueue your default stylesheet. The theme stylesheet can then be used to override whatever styles you implemented. function register_my_styles() { wp_register_style( ‘default-style’, plugins_url(‘default.css’, __FILE__) ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘default-style’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘register_my_styles’ ); Option 2 Register whatever custom options you need either on a specific plugin … Read more
Problem 1 Your hook ci_add_rules() will still run when you flush rules, so remove it first (and avoid “unsetting” non_wp_rules, you’ll break other plugins that make use of it). function ci_remove_rules() { remove_action( ‘generate_rewrite_rules’, ‘ci_add_rules’ ); $GLOBALS[‘wp_rewrite’]->flush_rules(); } Problem 2 Pretty sure you want: plugin_dir_url( ‘proxy.php’, __FILE__ ) ..instead of: plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘proxy.php