Trigger Javascript on Gutenberg (Block Editor) Save
So I have a metabox which I want to trigger some Javascript when a post is saved (to refresh the page in this use case.)
So I have a metabox which I want to trigger some Javascript when a post is saved (to refresh the page in this use case.)
I have two totally separate WP websites setup. Different domains, different databases. I manage both of them and they are both hosted on a dedicated server. I am trying to include some basic content that requires just a tad more than an RSS feed. I need to pull data from SITE-1 and display it on SITE-2, using basic WP formatting from a loop. Everywhere I’ve looked makes it seem impossible. I’ve tried calling wp-load.php but can’t get it to work, and am not sure if it is even the right way to go. I have access to both sites’ root servers, and even the server root if necessary. Is there anyway to do this? Thanks!
I am running the latest WordPress version (4.6) on a LAMP server (shared hosting) with PHP version 5.6.12.
I have managed to add a meta box to my custom post type (see code below)
Now I need to add another meta box. With this box I want to display / edit a value from another table called wp_project_bids_mitglied. This table contains a row with the post ids and a row with the values (0,1,2) that I would like to edit / display in my backend. How do I have to change the code to achieve this goal? Thanks!
I’ve spent a lot of time reading the other threads on this question, but I just cannot get my code to function properly.
I’m working on a project where I use the default posts as “Products”, default category as “Application” and a custom taxonomy called “Groups”.
I’ve tried the below code to create custom status.
I have a plugin that I know I never want to update. I am aware that this is NOT best practice, but in this case it must be done. Is there any way to stop WordPress from prompting me to auto-update a particular plugin (but still alert as normal for all other plugins).
I’m creating a custom walker for my nav menu. The goal is to split the menu in to columns like so: