Using OOP in themes
I see a lot of plugins making use of object-oriented coding when there isn’t really necessary.
I see a lot of plugins making use of object-oriented coding when there isn’t really necessary.
Here is the code in short that is coming from a plugin:
What is the easiest method to make all my articles accessible only to registered users?
Given the user ID, how can I display all the blogs where this user is administrator?
I have a CPT for events. I need to display future events for people to register, while hiding past events.
I’ve tried plugins, read through stack and spent hours on this, and I just can’t seem to find a way to achieve what I want.
I have the following domains/subdomains. They are all related to each other, yet they must be on different domains/subdomains
I am using the hook publish_post to run my code where I need the post meta of the just published post. But the post meta value I am looking for is somehow not available at this point of execution. On checking the wp_postmeta table, I found that my meta key value hasn’t been created yet. Also, I want this to work for a post published for the first time. Is there any other hook that can give me access to it?
I have an two wordpress sites that I would like to host on the same domain. One is already up and running, the other is sitting in waiting.
I have a hierarchical taxonomy called ‘geographical locations’. It contains continents on a first level, and then the countries for each one. Example :