Unfortunately it’s not currently possible nor does there appear to be will to consider it as a modification as you can see by this recent thread on the wp-hackers list and this ticket on trac. If you’d really like to see this be revisited I’d suggest: Present your case on wp-hackers but be forewarned your … Read more
Managing advertising code snippets
There are many reasons why WP could display this: 1 Insufficient file permissions on wp-admin folder (check this with ftp) 2 Prefix not consistently the same in database and wp-config (less likely in this case, but check anyway). 3 .htaccess doesn’t reroute wp-admin folder correctly 4 User roles not well defined in database (wp_capabilities should … Read more
is this a localhost install of wordpress? i had this problem with a localhost install, and it ended up being read/write permission issues between my /var/html/ folder and WP itself, and then it was read/write issues with the database :/ after working on it for a long time, i finally gave up and followed a … Read more
I’ve found the source of the problem, I have redeclared the function comment_footer_die(). Which wordpress obviously can’t accept. My supplied code works as intended.
Random HTTPs redirections at admin area in shared hosting
In general it is possible to symlink wp_includes but not wp-admin. The main difference is that various places in admin want to know the path and they calculate it relative to the file which was first invoke to handle the admin request. The problem is that for symlinks PHP returns the path to the actual … Read more
I had a very similar issue not so long ago, albeit, my scenario was allowing the user to select images by type of room, color, feature etc.. Using inspiration form this site: Inspiration and a combination of these two plugins, Custom Upload Dir, Media Tags it worked out quite well. I dont think your going … Read more
While clicking ADD-NEW (i mean when creating new post), it has already assigned an ID. You can catch it using javascript,like: if(document.getElementById(“postID”)){ alert(document.getElementById(“postID”)); } or catch it using PHP: var_dump($GLOBALS); and see the variable name
It seems the normal and expected behaviour to me. meta_query is not a registered query var. You can see a list of registered query vars, and their relationship with WP_Query in this codex entre. Any other query var you want to use needs to be registered and handled by you. A very quick and general … Read more