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Hi @user2816: It would seem you are using that code in more than one widget? Try changing part of that code from these: function filter_whene($whene=””) { $whene .= ” AND post_date >= ‘” . date(‘Y-m-d’) . “‘ “; return $whene; } add_filter(‘posts_whene’, ‘filter_whene’); To this: if (!function_exists(‘filter_whene’)) { function filter_whene($whene=””) { $whene .= ” AND … Read more

Figured out how (Thanks to WordPress Codex): /** @see WP_Widget::widget */ function widget($args, $instance) { extract( $args ); $title = apply_filters(‘widget_title’, $instance[‘title’]); ?> <?php echo $before_widget; ?> <?php if ( $title ) echo $before_title . $title . $after_title; ?> <?php // Create and run custom loop $custom_posts = new WP_Query(); $custom_posts->query(‘post_type=page_content’); while ($custom_posts->have_posts()) : $custom_posts->the_post(); … Read more

When adding a plugin to WordPress.org plugin repository you need to host the plugin somewhere (anywhere) and that is the “Plugin URL” so the good guys at WordPress could download it, test it and approve it to be listed. so just upload it to your host and enter the url to the zip file. Once … Read more

there are a few way to run a function in widgets: option 1 – ShortCodes You can create a custom shortcode and run that function by entering the shortcode into a simple text widget: //this is to make sure WordPress renders the shortcodes in a text widget add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’); add_shortcode(‘my_short_code’,’my_function’); function my_function(){ //do whatever you … Read more

This plugin might help you : Widget logic EDIT There are also many variants of this kind of plugin listed in this article. Maybe you’ll find one that suits your needs there.