As long as you do not allow anyone to edit/add new countries to your list I don’t see any problems. The content of $ctry_code_sel is only controlled/modified by you. If, on the other hand, you allow users to modify any data you use to generate the select, you should use escaping methods directly during generation, … Read more
the problem lies with user capability when one use wp_insert_post to give other user the ability to insert post into WordPress. wp_insert_post uses the method current_user_can to check whether the given user has the capability to publish a post. After that i too have no idea what went wrong. However, this only happen when you … Read more
Well, it seems as though the page_template property is deprecated according to the WordPress codex.
You have a form like <form action=”http://some/url/form_two.php” method=”POST”> <input type=”whatever” value=”nothing” /> <input type=”hidden” name=”form_one_displayed” value=”1″ /> <input type=”submit” value=”Send” /> </form> in e.g form_one.php In form_two.php you validate the data that was send (or not) <?php $result = do_some_validation_with( $_POST ); if ( false == $result ) wp_redirect( ‘form_one.php’ ); else display_form_two(); function do_some_validation_with( … Read more
If you want to post the value as soon as user has entered the date and click somewhere else, this might help you: jQuery(‘#your-name’).on(‘blur’, function(){ var date_Value = this.value; var ajaxdata = { action: ‘process_date’, date_value: date_Value }; jQuery.post(ajaxurl, ajaxdata, function(res){ /* whatever you want to do, res contains the output generated by your php … Read more
You appear to have answered your own question in a comment, but yes, the SQL is wrong. KEYs must come at the end of the statement, after the column definitions.
There must be something identifiable about your form data, such as your input names. Check for one or more of those and process accordingly. function custom_upload_dir($args) { if (isset($_POST[‘something’])) { $args[‘path’] = $args[‘basedir’] . “/mypath” . $args[‘subdir’]; $args[‘url’] = $args[‘baseurl’] . “/mypath” . $args[‘subdir’]; } return $args; } After some investigation, the only things I … Read more
Do they clients ever need to log in? If so, I would make them users and give them a custom role. Then add all the meta to the user profile page for that user only. In that case, see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities If not, I would make them custom post types and use something like Scribu’s Posts-to-Posts … Read more
As you describe the timing would not quite work. During WP core load: main query is created and processed into query variables (with pre_get_posts being one of the hooks able to influence the results) then template-loader.php uses conditionals (dependent on those query variables) to determine template to use So at the point of pre_get_posts you … Read more
You’re recieving this error because WordPress notices the post_type query argument and that sampletype is a valid registered post type, and thinks you’re on an edit page. Try using a different query arg then post_type. Note that admin.php?page=plugin-slug-posttypes-add&post_type=thisisnotaposttype and admin.php?page=plugin-slug-posttypes-add&foo=bar will both work fine.