Merry Christmas! First off, this works but you should never use this in production code – this should only get you pointed in the right direction. Second, the form redirect to itself but you might want to use a Custom Endpoint in WordPress or a simple AJAX call. Before using any info supplied by the … Read more
You should be putting in the URL rather than a system path as the flash will requesting files via http. Say your site is on http://localhost/wordpress/ … Your URLs need to look like http://localhost/wordpress/wp-content/themes/maVersion/audio/dance.mp3
simply add as a link wherever you want. <a href=”www.example.com/somepage/anotherpage/thefile.xml”>www.example.com/somepage/anotherpage/thefile.xml<a> I have done the same here
Latest versions of wordpress (since 5.2 IIRC) have the sitemap generation as part of the core functionallity. Plugins or code are not needed unless you need to customize its generation
Try changing foreach ($items as $item){ to foreach ($feed as $item){
stop duplicate post
You could do that, including wp-load.php would bootstrap WordPress and allow you to query the database. I prefer to keep things encapsulated in plugins though, much more portable. You just need to hook early enough to send your own headers, and you can short-circuit the rest of the load process. For example- function wpd_my_export_script() { … Read more
I suggest importing xml file clicking don’t import images and attachments. Then simply copying uploads folder from old site to new site. This is how I do and it always works without problems for even bigger websites.
I would not recommend changing the XML file. When you move the WordPress installation to your root directory, you want to change the WordPress URL and Site URL options in your Admin > Settings. See official WordPress Codex page about Moving WordPress for more details. You can also manually change “siteurl” and “home” in the … Read more
Short answer: simplexml_load_file() + wp_insert_post() You want to feed on the XML, and parse it for information that you can use to make posts. Here is a short example, because I am not going to dissect that particular feed for you: $feed = simple_xml_load(‘http://example.com/feed.xml’); if($feed){ foreach($feed[‘items’] as $item){ $post_args = array( ‘post_title’ => $item->title, ‘post_content’ … Read more