I want to add a front end posting functionality to one of my WordPress sites. For more control and for more understanding of how this works (I am not a professional programmer) I choosed to use as a base for future development a solution from the wpkb.com site (see the bellow code). This solution works, but the question is how it is protected against security issues/malicious attacks?
I want to edit user meta on the front using an ajax form, this is what i have:
I’m providing front-end login in a template, using the function wp_login_form. It handles the redirection after login and logout pretty neatly! But if the username / password mismatch, or are non existent, the user is redirected to the admin login page, with the shaky js error. Also same is the case when I’m trying to reset the password, it takes me to the me backend page where I have to enter my email for resetting the password. I want to show both these activities on my template. Is there a way I could do this?
I’d like to have the backend of WordPress in English and use a different locale for the frontend
I’ve found this helpful snippet to make a delete post link on the front-end:
Is it possible to take the blue publish button in back end of the wordpress and place it in the frontend near the post in my index.php. I need a way to publish the pending article without going to dashboard and only admin can see the publish button?
I’m using the WordPress database and back end to administer the news for my band’s website and everything is working great however I’d like to disable the front end of WordPress itself.
I have a baseball related website with multiple authors. I use the “Stick this post to the front page” to denote an “Editor’s Pick” on an article. I would like to add a link/button to allow editor to do this from the front end. The method can either be in the article itself or in the Admin Bar. I do not really have a preference.
I’m creating a plugin that has a view in front-end and i have a link in home page to access it:
/wp-content/plugins/wp-test-plugin/public/partials/wp-test-plugin-public-display.php.
Golden Apples Design created (as far as I know) the media upload function that many people on WP.A and elsewhere seem to recommend. But all of the Q&As I can find on StackExchange deal with creating an entirely new post.