Got it, so I changed the name of the file input from thumbnail to thumbnail[]. Then I wrapped the above paste in a function and added this part at the top of the file and it works perfectly: if ( $_FILES ) { $files = $_FILES[‘thumbnail’]; foreach ($files[‘name’] as $key => $value) { if ($files[‘name’][$key]) … Read more
why don’t you use a shortcode? add the shortcode in the content of that page and then create a function to show that form and include the php file. the user with id 1 is always the super user/admin. I’m not sure but maybe there is a strict validation for other users when adding content … Read more
As far as I know you can’t add the thumbnail in the first array you send to create the post, you’ll need to grab the post ID after the wp_insert_post, then run update_post_meta after the first part of the function. If you post your function here we might be able to help a little further.
Automatically add another subpost of the same parent when a subpost is saved
Try escaping the apostrophe character, i.e. $question = “If you\’re in need, this is who you call”; Apostrophes have a special meaning in PHP code, which is probably why it’s truncating.
wp_insert_post questions
This is theoretically possible. While there is no explicit way to do this in post insert/update process, all queries go through query filter before being run on database. Practically this is a no go. The level of complexity in WP’s handling of post querying is incomprehensible and full of edge cases. There is no easy … Read more
Insert post programmatically and decide to tweet or not to tweet
A queue may be your solution. The individual items that should be imported can be put into a queue (e.g. in a database table) which can then be worked on 1 by 1 during the WP Cron process. See how other plug-ins handle job queues Hope that helps.
No need for the two functions/hooks – just use the first, with the addition of: if ( $post_id = wp_insert_post( $user_page ) ) { wp_update_post( array( ‘ID’ => $post_id, ‘post_name’ => $post_id, ) ); }