add_option_{$option} action hook not being called
add_option_{$option} action hook not being called
plugin-development
How to fetch the post content from the wordpress editor before it can be saved(published)?
How to fetch the post content from the wordpress editor before it can be saved(published)?
WP Query Relations / Compare
You don’t provide the context of where the code in your question is being used. Is it something like the following: $args = array ( ‘s’ => ‘201701057’, ‘meta_query’ => array ( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array ( ‘key’ => ‘property_address’, … ), array ( ‘key’ => ‘property_city’, … ), … ), ) ; $query = … Read more
Select field value not returned after saving changes
Oh I’m kicking myself. The select fields weren’t saving because for some bizarre reason, at some point when I was working on this, their names weren’t formatted correctly, i.e. background instead of plugin-name[background]. Such a simple solution to an obvious error!
form does not generate $_POST request
According to the WP codex, the submit_button in WP will generate the HTML code for the submit button. (See example in Codex https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/submit_button ). So, additional info needed: what is the generated page code look like for the form? (from the Page Source). Is any code being generated? But that’s not your problem. The problem … Read more
Post Pagination does not working on WP-Query
Post Pagination does not working on WP-Query
Making adding info to an overlay bio easy for average user?
You’re on the right track. One option: create your own plugin which creates shortcodes, which are easy for non-tech-savvy users to paste into the editor (and even work when pasted into the Visual Editor). You can also replace your table with floated divs. The table-to-div conversion will be easier if you are already using a … Read more
get_comment_meta() for a filter hook in a plugin
I found out that you need to use the $comment variable within your function which should then allow you to search the database properly. Using the global variable scope you can select the main comment variable. global $comment; And to get the comment id, you can use: global $comment; echo $comment->comment_ID;
Experts opinions needed: How (in)secure is this approach?
no. it’s not secure. because a curl http request can spoof any parameter in the request headers. What you should do? The least thing you can do is to create a htpassword file in the mail client directory which puts a username & password request before serving the content to the user. google about making … Read more
How to embed or integrated a custom WordPress Widget into the theme?
After doing more research, I finally get it to work the way I wanted. I would give a full credit to Catch Box WordPress theme because I studied and used their codes. Quick Note: There are only two files you need to touch. function.php and inc/widgets.php from Catch Box theme. Solution: Step One: In your … Read more