Have you started here in the Codex (always a good place to go): https://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Login_Form . Lots of help there (and in links therein) on how to customize the login form. And, lots of tutorials found via the googles. Your code is assuming a lot of things that aren’t true. Forms in WP are different than … Read more
Assuming the pharmacy’s inventory management software can be connected to via API of some sort, you will need to write custom scripts which trigger when an order is placed within your WordPress environment. In case of WooCommerce, read up on the hook woocommerce_checkout_order_processed for example. Probably most important though – read up on the API … Read more
Personally, I would keep that link (despite the page has other links/ways for accessing the post). But if you must, you can remove that “View post” link, or change the entire message, using the post_updated_messages hook. E.g. add_filter( ‘post_updated_messages’, ‘my_post_updated_messages’ ); function my_post_updated_messages( $messages ) { // Note the array index, which is 6 for … Read more
The best place to learn wordpress is for me the site & the book from http://digwp.com/ To learn how to build your own themes you might want to look at http://www.sitepoint.com/books/wordpress1/ Hope this helps!
You can get the current user’s info by using wp_get_current_user() and then get the profile edit link by using the user’s ID as following: function wpse_125929_login_logout( $items ) { if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $profile_edit_url = admin_url( ‘user-edit.php?user_id=’ . $current_user->ID ); $profile_link = ‘<li><a href=”‘ . $profile_edit_url . ‘”>Edit Profile</a></li>’; $logout_url=”<li><a href=””. … Read more
The error you’re facing definitely isn’t coming from your code shown above. This is an error notice that was raised with WP 3.5 (IIRC) that should note that stand alone $wpdb->prepare( STATEMENT ); calls help nothing. Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare() tells you that you haven’t added any argument to the call. The prepare() method … Read more
$jprp = Jetpack_RelatedPosts::init(); remove_filter( ‘the_content’, array( $jprp, ‘filter_add_target_to_dom’ ) ); Should work fine. The Jetpack_RelatedPosts init function implements the singleton pattern, so calling it will return the already instantiated instance, which you can use to remove the filter. Just make sure you call your code late enough. The main module is hooking the add_action to … Read more
You don’t sell the code, you sell support and automatic updates. If your plugin is successful, some people might try to claim the ownership … that doesn’t really matter, they will never be relevant for your business. If you want to get a legal proof that you are the owner, develop your code with Git … Read more
This might not directly answer your question (because I haven’t even thought about why the $_POST[‘submit’] would be ignored or if it is even correct), but you should use filters/actions whenever possible. The correct filter for filtering comment text is pre_comment_content, and you should use it like this: function my_filter_comment_for_swear_words( $comment_content ) { // Verify … Read more
Your short code function receives the attributes as the first argument: function shortcode_function( $attributes ) { Here $attributes is an array, and the attributes/values are inside that variable, e.g. for [my-shortcode abc=”123″ xyz=”789″]: echo $attributes[‘abc’]; // prints 123 echo $attributes[‘xyz’]; // prints 789 You should also provide defaults and an opportunity to filter: $attributes = … Read more