After you have uploaded an attachment in WordPress using the media upload screen, is there a hook or filter I can run after the image has been uploaded where I can get the path to the uploaded image so I can analyse it?
is there a way to hook / filter or add action that would be printed in the wp-config file? lets say i want to add some simple command like “empty the trash” aka
I have been days over this issue now. Initially it was, how to store a user’s follower data in database, for which I got couple of nice recommendations here at WordPress Answers. After, following the recommendations I have added a new table like this:
Something which I have never seen covered is the best way to validate that specific form fields are filled out correctly for custom post type meta boxes.
I have created one theme. The theme was denied today for the following reasons:
How do I create a random post but it shouldnt be change when the page is refreshed
I would like to retrieve all posts of a blog via the XML-RPC API of WordPress.
I want to translate this plugin.
I am creating a e-commerce website. I am using woocommerce with some cool extensions I bought. I need to make 2 websites, but store the users database (purchases, subscription purchases, etc) as well as products in a single database. The rest of the content should be different (pages, posts etc) so the administrator can see purchases from site1 and site2 while logging in to the one site. Is this possible? Sorry for my bad english.
I’ve created two new Custom Post types using code that I’ve used successfully on other projects without issue. The first is called top_charts, the other case_studies, and both appear correctly in the admin menu and I can create new posts.