Why I’m doing this you might ask? I’m developing a website for a business with a portfolio where the gallery items are posts. These posts are populated through custom fields and category selections, nothing else.
I have action which adds meta field with value on post publish. Problem is that when I update post meta field is reset to default value.
What’s the earliest possible action I can hook into where I’ll be able to access the global $post/$posts variables on both the front and back ends? I’ve tried looking through the Codex reference, Adam Brown’s reference and skimming through the source several times but haven’t had much luck finding a good one.
I wonder if anyone could advise me further on my problem. Part of my plugin stores log files for debugging purposes. I have successfully displayed them in a (div#log) in my admin page using jquery and wp_localise_script. I have a button to delete these logs but I am unsure how to process this. I have a feeling that ajax might come in handy here but not sure where to start.
I have an IFTTT recipe that creates posts for me on some occasion, but for some weird reason it creates three, sometimes four posts of the same content.
The question was asked many times in many ways, but unfortunately is not covered well in most of the answers. I’m having the same issue doing things using include-files.
Based on my understanding of hooks, you create a hook, by doing do_action(‘hook_name’); then add something to said hook and call the method where you want it to do the hook, so:
At the moment I have an ajax that works (I get a success [200] response), but having an issue with the action hooks on the response. The JSON object is not coming back, instead I’m getting a 0.
I have written a small function that displays a Custom Post Type called Testimonials (in my case) using a shortcode.
I’m working with the admin bar and trying to debug some of the menus and their priorities.