$_POST form request with admin-post
I tried to use a form with the following markup using the action admin-post.php
I tried to use a form with the following markup using the action admin-post.php
I’m developing a plugin that doesn’t use a custom post type, but separate database tables.
It’s a plugin that displays a list of courses with links that lead to the different course detail pages, where the user then can subscribe for a course.
Let’s say this was in my plugin:
I found a CSS animation snippet on Codepen, and would like to add it in my WordPress site for preloader animation, but I couldn’t find any related help or plugin that would allow me to add a Preloader with custom CSS animation.
I’m trying to create a custom plugin where I want create a table when the plugin gets activated. I have tried the following code but it is not creating the table in the database
I am trying to create a totally different profile page (not the one provided by WordPress), since the layout and feel of the default profile page is too “WordPress” for the users. Now I am successful in being able to present a page that can modify user meta data like firstname, lastname, city, zip code, etc.
Unless I end Ajax processing function by exit() or die(), the Ajax function receives desired and correct output but following by 0.
A nonce is a “number used once” to help protect URLs and forms from
certain types of misuse, malicious or otherwise. WordPress nonces
aren’t numbers, but are a hash made up of numbers and letters. Nor are
they used only once, but have a limited “lifetime” after which they
expire.
I am creating a simple framework with theme options. I have divided chunks of code within functions.php and placed it within a specific folder structure.
I need a plugin or some guidence on creating a user’s own folder on user registation.