Linking Two Post Types
and thanks in advance for your help.
and thanks in advance for your help.
I’m writing a plugin to manage data about open-source projects. I developed an object model and have successfully created all custom post types and taxonomies, as well as implemented the correct capabilities/roles using the Members plugin. The appropriate users can create, modify, and delete their own posts, and administrators can approve them, as well as modify and delete anyone’s posts.
I’m looking to use a few APIs and many come with keys, secret keys and passwords required to work. Where in WordPress can you store that information? Assuming anyone can hack your DB is there anyway for WordPress to make saving that information more secure? Also, consider the ability to change these keys ever so often so I would need to update the keys on an options page.
I have a WordPress site where all uploads have been uploaded to /wp-content/uploads/*. Now that there are thousands of images, there is a performance hit, and I have been assigned to help remedy it.
I want to show user registration date like
What is the difference between $post_id and get_the_ID()?
I have over 1000 posts. Each post has a custom field XYZ. I’m looking for a function that I can run once that will assign a value of 1 to each of the posts’ custom field XYZ. I’ve had a look at this but i’m not getting how to put it into a one-time-run function?
I’d like to add the field “Company Name” to the add new user page in the admin panel. I’ve done quite a bit of searching and have been unable to find details on how to do this. I can easily add info to the profile page and registration with..
I’m using this redirect after inserting a post. It’s not working, it only refreshes the page the form is on. I know the $pid is getting the post ID so what is the problem? This is the very end of my php code for handling the form submission.
I have seen and been using the following technique for adding php scripts to my plugin for handling custom forms in a wordpress plugin.