First, you need a list of all available URIs. You may use my plugin T5 All URIs for that. Just activate and go to your blog on /alluris/. There is also a link to the file in your plugin list after activation. Then you need your log files, ideally one file with all requests from … Read more
Always use the built-in versions. Don’t waste time with old WordPress installations – other plugins will break there too. See wp-includes/script-loader.php for the list of available files. Quite a lot. 🙂 And avoid remote resources. Some (Google) fail to send the scripts gzip compressed to all supporting browsers, others may not be reliable enough. There … Read more
You can easily create private forums with the Simple:Press forum plugin. http://simple-press.com/ It can do a LOT more than just that, and for that reason might be overkill (not sure what other requirements you have), but if you are looking for a very flexible and powerful forum system, then I can recommend Simple:Press.
Have you tried PressWork? It’s http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/presswork. This post might yield some interesting leads: http://www.smartfoxes.ca/blog/2012/04/11/top-5-drag-and-drop-wordpress-themes/
Auto-generate shortcodes from an array: You can try the following Shortcode Automat: /** * Setup the Shortcode Automat * */ function shortcode_automat_setup() { $settings = array( “get_address” => “mg_admin_address”, “get_phone” => “mg_admin_phone”, “get_fax” => “mg_admin_fax”, “get_email” => “mg_admin_email”, “get_hrs_mon” => “mg_work_hrs_mon_frd”, “get_hrs_sat” => “mg_work_hrs_sat” ); $sc = new ShortCodeAutomat( $settings ); $sc->generate(); } add_action( ‘wp_loaded’, … Read more
If you deactivate a plugin, the change is stored in database, so in all subsequent access the plugin is deactivated, no matter the device used to access the site. Filtering the option Active plugin in WordPress are retrieved using wp_get_active_and_valid_plugins() function. It uses the option “active_plugins” to get the currently active plugin. All options in … Read more
The problem with calling flush_rewrite_rules() is that the rules instantly get regenerated, while your plugin’s hooks are still active. What I usually do, because it’s the simplest route to success, is delete the rewrite_rules option on activation/deactivation. The rules will then get regenerated on the next pageload instead of the current one: register_deactivation_hook( __FILE__, ‘my_plugin_deactivation’); … Read more
One way you could get the error message to your custom login page would be to use wp_login_failed hook. It could look something like this: add_action( ‘wp_login_failed’, ‘my_login_fail’ ); // hook failed login function my_login_fail( $username ) { //redirect to custom login page and append login error flag wp_redirect(home_url( ‘?page_id=4’ ) . “&login_error” ); exit; … Read more
This solution should do the job for you. http://tgmpluginactivation.com/ The solution is meant for theme developers to package to download, automatically install and activate multiple plugins that are either packaged with a theme, downloaded from the WordPress Plugin Repository or downloaded elsewhere on the internet (perhaps a private repository. The code of the solution can … Read more
Try use this (functions.php) : function product_title($id) { $custom=’CustomField’; // Your custom field here return get_post_meta($id, $custom, true); } and call func in your template (in loop and etc…): <?php $p_title=product_title(get_the_ID()); ?> <h3>Product : <?php echo ($P_title); ?> </h3>