You should have the $post variable (you may need global $post;) from which you can get the post ID ($post->ID). Then $perm = get_permalink( $post->ID ); should give you what you want. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_permalink
Put the PHP code that handles data at the very top of the page before you print that data.
There’s no need to nest classes (and you can’t anyway), you just create a new instance of the class. The code below would automatically call the My_Widget class to create a widget based on your existing code. Class plugin_name { // Call the widget class public function __construct(){ $this->widget = new My_Widget(); $this->widget->getWidget(); } } … Read more
Not 100% certain but you could check admin/dataset-form.php around line 92 <?php elseif ( ‘project’ == $form_field->type ) : echo $projectmanager->getDatasetCheckboxList($options[‘form_field_options’][$form_field->id], ‘form_field[‘.$form_field->id.’][]’, $meta_data[$form_field->id]); ?>
Create a custom post type named userinfo. On ‘user_register’ call wp_insert_post() in your filter, and create a new post for the user. Add the user ID as post meta field. When the new page is called on the front-end, display the user data.
In your theme’s functions.php, write the following code: <?php /* ENABLING CUSTOM MENUS ————————————————– */ //add_theme_support( ‘menus’ ); register_nav_menus( array( ‘primary’=>__(‘Primary Menu’), ‘secondary’=>__(‘Secondary Menu’), ) ); ?> It’ll register two custom menu area for your theme. Then you need to achieve it with in header.php: <?php wp_nav_menu ( array ( ‘theme_location’=>’primary’, ‘fallback_cb’=>”) ); ?> This … Read more
Name one field gpp_image_sizes[width] and the second gpp_image_sizes[height]. You will get an array in your save callback: $_POST = array ( ‘gpp_image_sizes’ => array ( ‘width’ => 100, // some number ‘height’ => 100, // some number ) )
After a little digging I found that the method I used for handling my email notifications was receiving the user ID as a string. As soon as I cast it as an integer all my notifications started sending. So the additional AJAX function that was firing had no affect on my notification email being sent.
In an old project, I ended up writing my own. And working with WordPress library to feed the players (audio and video), so there’s no foreign UI and a template builds the player with the proper attachment info. The audio player was implemented with JPlayer. The jQuery HTML5 Audio / Video Library jPlayer is the … Read more
Your code seems Ok, but is your plug-in correctly installed? You have to upload your urp_functions.php in a folder inside the /wp-content/plugins/ folder and in your urp_functions.php file, you have to insert comments so it gets detected as a plugin. here is the example comment on WordPress codex : <?php /* Plugin Name: Magic Plugin … Read more