Is it possible to modify an Elated plugin portfolio-list template in such a way that it will not conflict with future plugin updates?
You can add ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘…’ to your $args, as in: $mime_types = array (‘audio’, ‘application’) ; $args = array ( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘post_status’ => ‘inherit’, ‘post_mime_type’ => $mime_types, ) ; $query = new WP_Query ($args) ; See Mime-Type Parameters for more info. It’s not documented very well but the mime-types you set can … Read more
To modify the content of a post, you can use the_content filter. You (probably) only want to add the post meta to the main query. If not, you can skip the is_main_query() conditional. Then you can just get the post meta and format it how you see fit and append it to the content. //* … Read more
I needed to change the name attribute of the field from name=”rma_options[rma_base_url]” to name=”rma_base_url”
Instead of url: ajaxurl + “?action=fdiAddFavorite”,, use two lines like this: url: ajaxurl, action: “fdiAddFavorite”, Then at the end of fdiAddFavorite(), you try something like this: echo $favorite_list; // could also send message like “success!” wp_die();
Have you checked WP Advanced Search ? I think that will make the solution for you.
You have to add the true parameter to the wp_set_post_tags() function. Tested and works, the corrected code: add_filter(‘wp_insert_post’, ‘add_cat_to_tags’, 10, 3 ); function add_cat_to_tags( $post_ID, $post, $update ) { $tags = array(); $cats = get_the_category( $post_ID ); foreach ( $cats as $cat ) { $tags[] .= $cat->name; } // overwrites any existing tags!! wp_set_post_tags( $post_ID, … Read more
This is a very high-level answer, but should get you in the right direction. First, you probably need to get all of these users. You can do that with get_users(), which will then return an array of all users. Next loop through that array and pass each user’s ID into get_user_meta(), if that’s where you’re … Read more
So, the template file is there, but it doesn’t get called, even though your function looks good (to me) as it does exactly what the codex says. The problem is therefore most probably caused by interference by your theme or another plugin that uses the same filter, overruling yours. You could solve that by giving … Read more
It’s possible to pass variables to class constructs. $blarg = new Marks_Manage( ‘string’ ); Now the conditional if( $marks ) returns true. If nothing is passed to the class construct: $blarg = new Marks_Manage(); Then $marks would be null and if( $marks ) evaluate as false;