Changing the “Plugin Activated” Message Default
Whenever an administrator in WordPress activates a plugin, upon the reload of the plugin page, a notice will appear upon successful activation reporting “Plugin Activated”.
Whenever an administrator in WordPress activates a plugin, upon the reload of the plugin page, a notice will appear upon successful activation reporting “Plugin Activated”.
I have tried various versions of this here:
I am relatively new to jQuery and AJAX in particular. I have a small issue with the return value always being 0, though I think this is actually the success message and it’s not returning anything.
I am using the simple fields plugin to provide additional rich text editors and have no need for this ‘main’ text editor box on any of my ‘page’s
I’m looking to apply custom CSS in the admin only for a certain user role, “Contributor” to be exact.
I would like to use the english interface for the back-end but I would like to set it to native language for an editor. I know WPML has this feature, but I don’t want to install the unsupported WPML just for this reason.
Most solutions I found are for front-end use. This is for a plugin, so the all activity is in the back-end.
I basically want to create a table (preferably AJAXified) that lets the user enter a line of information, and be able to add new lines of information, and delete selected ones.
I don’t want to accidentally select Administrator role.
I have a custom taxonomy registered for my custom post type. I need to make it possible for a user to specify the order in which the taxonomy terms should appear (something like menu order for pages). Then when displaying the taxonomy terms on the site I will use the specified custom order to order them.