Here’s a quick way you could do it, though there are quite likely easier/better ways to do it. This is just what I can think of at the moment. Add a quick function to functions.php that will store the blog ID in the post meta. Then when you need to check where the post came … Read more
get_previous_post uses get_adjacent_post() which has a bunch of filter hooks you can use but a much simpler approach would be to create your own function, something like this: // Create a new filtering function that will add our where clause to the query function date_filter_where( $where=”” ) { global $post; $where .= ” AND post_date … Read more
Password protected Profile View
Make the changes and re submit the theme, noting on the old ticket (if you have access to it) that you have submitted a new request with changes. They could reject the theme for any violation of guidelines, so your safest bet is to do this.
WordPress permalinks and javascript redirection
Simple JS function Not Working
From quick check of the MySQL manual the database collation is only relevant for database–level operations (emphasis mine): For CREATE TABLE statements, the database character set and collation are used as default values for table definitions if the table character set and collation are not specified. To override this, provide explicit CHARACTER SET and COLLATE … Read more
Firstly, to do this the register_metaboxes() method needs to be static: public static function register_metaboxes() { } Then, for the callback you pass an array with the full class name including the namespace: $args = array( ‘register_meta_box_cb’ => [ ‘FrameWork\Helper\Metabox’, ‘register_metaboxes’ ], ); If, for whatever reason, register_metaboxes() isn’t static (i.e. you’re using $this) then … Read more
Multiple og:image for Facebook
Posting to admin-ajax from front end. Is this redirect ok?