I’m trying to create a portfolio with WordPress using a Custom Post Type to display my projects. Each project I want to display on my static front page with a featured image as a thumbnail, and by clicking on a thumbnail would take me directly to the project.
I’m using a great little open-source product called Restler to provide a RESTful API to a WordPress application. In order for this to work I want to be able to load the WordPress environment within a set of PHP classes that Restler will run when a request comes in.
Before the new version of WordPress 3.0 came out I was using this jQuery code below to add custom buttons for my own shortcodes to the editor toolbar in the admin panel, it worked great. However with version 3 out now, it has stopped working, if I view source in admin panel I can see my code below is being loaded properly, it just doesn’t work anymore, does anyone know what has changed or how to fix to work with the newer version?
I’m having a really hard time trying to use the http_request_host_is_external filter. For some background, I’m trying to set up a separate server to handle private plugin and theme updates. The problem is that it’s on a separate server, so the WordPress wp_http_validate_url (wp-includes/http.php) function kills the request. The following are lines 481-503 of that file.
I have a custom post type of image with a custom taxonomy called image_tag (it’s hierarchical like categories). Here are some examples of the tags that might be used:
So i’m trying to make a follow button in wordpress where users can press a button that allows them to follow an author they like. (No, i’m not interested in buddypress)
How do I detect errors when using $wpdb->get_results()?
I am having an issue finding out how to display the number of plugins/updates available to call somewhere else other than the admin header. I found the function wp_get_update_data should be what I need:
If you have a category called “term” and a subcategory called “subterm”, your can access subterm posts at /cat/subcat. But this doesn’t work out of the box with custom taxonomies. They are accessible at /taxonomy/subterm, but not /taxonomy/term/subterm.
I’m currently displaying custom taxonomies in a drop down menu. Each taxonomy has its own little wrapper in the sidebar. Is it possible to move the taxonomy to inside of my custom write box for ease-of-use purposes?