What is your best practice to execute one-time scripts?
admin_init – after admin init
admin_init – after admin init
I’m currently developing a plugin and the chances are that I will more than likely release it on the public plugin repository so others can use it.
I’m in the midst of building a WordPress Plugin that adds a custom post type, for which I’d like to include a default template to display. Essentially, this is an event management plugin, and the custom post type is for the Events. There’s a handful of custom meta fields, as well as a child post type (Performances), so without a default template to display them, using it would be pretty unfriendly. But I would like theme designers to be able to create their own templates for these post types if desired.
My question is about php but it involves wordpress as i am creating a plugin. The case is that i have 5 questions, each question have 6 choices and one choice to choose from each. Now the person would select any choice from each or just few. I have created the if condition that is now making me mad, as it has gone too long and will do further, like nearly 100 combination will be made. I wouldn’t want that, i know there is a way of multidimensional array but in am not a plugin or php expert for wordpress. so if anyone can sort it for me.
Im using the following code to get an array of children taxonomies and write them out with links in an unordered list.
I’m working on a site that will make use of a few custom taxonomies (for custom post types). I’ve chosen to make some of the taxonomies hierarchical because the method of inputting values (checking boxes) is more desirable for this site than the free-form input of non-hierarchical taxonomies. However, what I would really like is to be able to use radio button inputs instead of check boxes. Additionally, I’d like to remove the dropdown that is used to choose the parent item in the taxonomy.

I am trying to understand when and why I should use the global $post variable.
I have tried to do the following on a post page, outside the loop, and as expected it works.
I’ve got a custom WP_Query loop based of meta_value variables:
Basically I want to display a form on my blog (on a certain page) that will allow anyone to fill it out and it will create a post in a custom post type.
Using v2 of the REST API, I’m wanting to query some posts by multiple meta keys. With v1 I was able to format the url like &filter[meta_value][month]=12&[meta_value][year]=2015 and it worked (after exposing the meta values to the API).