Display Ninja Forms Data in WordPress Template
You can add a condition based on the currently logged-in user’s email e.g.
You can add a condition based on the currently logged-in user’s email e.g.
Refer ElseIf/Else If. But looks like a) you’re having trouble with mixing PHP and HTML incorrectly, and b) you’re not sure of logic to test if post image exists (can’t help with that, sorry). Try this:
The reason you remove it is because define(‘RELOCATE’,true); will point every visitor of your site to the admin login. If you are still getting re-directed to the dev server then you need to re-configure your database.
Solved (5 hours later!) The following code in my PHP programs were causing “index.php” to appear at the end of URLs when the program was called a second time. I simply replaced this code with: With PHP_SELF: New approach:
This is a sample from what I used, originally from No Creativity but for some reason didn’t work.
Goto Google Drive check folder whose name is UpdraftPlus. You can see all backup files. In WordPress Dashboard go to UpdraftPlus Backup Section see all backup lists.
you can use content_url() it’s located with http://www.example.com/wp-content wp-content folder. Or for path you can use WP_CONTENT_DIR it’ll located to wp-content folder. Check more info Documentation
I use Google Cloud to host WordPress, and their Always Free Tier Compute Engine Instance is enough for a small personal site. It is a little bit more complicated to setup than WPEngine, but the easiest way to host WordPress on Google Cloud is to use a prebuilt image from the Google Cloud Marketplace. I … Read more
On my current wordpress, I am using Mailpoet plugin for my emails which includes system emails, newsletters etc. And I have setted it as sending with my own server. I have another plugin called Paid Memebership Pro, and its sending emails for the account creation and other more activities under it. Now, I want to … Read more
WordPress.com’s REST API apparently is shared among sites hosted there and you can access it here: https://public-api.wordpress.com/wp/v2/. If you want access to the REST routes of a specific site in WordPress.com, use the /sites route: https://public-api.wordpress.com/wp/v2/sites/{site-id or domain}/ Further reading: WordPress REST API on WordPress.com. WordPress.com REST API Resources. WordPress.com API Console.