I have a database table outside WordPress that I need to make endpoints for. I’ve created a page /cars/ where I plan on using a page template to generate links. I would like for the url to look like /cars/camaro/ ( /cars/%model%/ ). Originally I thought I could do it with endpoints but wasn’t sure how to make them dynamic based off of the slug pulled from the Model Table. I also wasn’t sure if it would be easier using Permalink Structure tags or which was better.
I noticed that WP 3.1 supposedly has ‘new CMS capabilities like archive pages for custom content types‘, however, I can’t see that implemented yet?
I know this has been asked many times. But from what i got after searching, i could not understand much. I have used wp_update_nav_menu_item to add menu items programatically. But i don’t know how to remove a specific menu item. In one of the forums, it has been told to unset the array element (forum). But i did not understand it. Can anybody explain how to do it?
My requirement is exactly similar to Tabbed Post.
How do I create a custom wordpress slideshow plugin? I’ve been looking for the tutorials on google but I couldn’t find one, would you guys mind giving a tutorial here or link to some other custom slideshow plugin tutorials?
If a user visits a site and his visit triggers a cron job that is quite intensive, the page load speed will be slower for him right? As I understand the page doesn’t wait for the cron job to execute before loading, but since the cron job would be running in parallel, it might still be the case that the page loads slower since the server is busy right?
essentially I need to be able to add a class to a post when it show in the list (say index.php) so when in the back end you can say oneCol, twoCol, threeCol and it will then output this within the loop post class.
I’m trying to get a feed for pages and a separate feed for posts. The feed for posts works perfect as it is.
The answer given to a previous and identical question is unfortunately not working on my WP install.
EDIT 2: Rather than figuring out the real solution I’ve decided to use a workaround, and am simply setting the default value for book_in_series to ‘0’. Thanks to @eddiemoya for all his the time he spent looking at this with me!