Get custom post_type’s archive URL
It seems like stupid question. But, I can’t figure it out :(.
It seems like stupid question. But, I can’t figure it out :(.
I been looking around for this, but couldn’t find a way.
The scenario is:
I have a custom post type ‘Company’, and I’m creating Company type posts through my plugin’s code. When I create a new Company post, I set the author as Admin. Now further down the code, I’m creating a custom role ‘Representative’ and assigning users to this role through my code again. What I want to do is, assign a Representative to a Company Post as an author. But I can’t even see this user(Rep.) in the dropdown for switching authors. Is there any argument that I need to pass to wp_insert_user or register_post_type or add_role/add_cap for achieving this?
I’ve been struggling searching through a bunch of tutorials with no luck. I have a custom login page and am just replacing the login form with the forgot password form on click. My issue is how to get the form to send the user a reset password link if the correct username or email is entered and return an error if not. I’m trying to do this from a plugin I’m making to handle the login. Here’s my simple form. How do I make this work?
I have a function like this:
I need to apply unit testing for one of my plugins. I recently re designed it into classes, so unit testing should be easier to apply now.
I am making a function which needs to be called after an order is completed within WooCommerce. For this I’m using the *’woocommerce_order_status_completed’* hook. I want to check if the order has a product belonging to a specific product category. If this is the case, the user will be added to a group within WordPress. … Read more
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