WordPress and magic quotes
I’ve been writing some WordPress plugins, and I’ve been having some problem with WordPress putting magic quotes on POST and GET data.
I’ve been writing some WordPress plugins, and I’ve been having some problem with WordPress putting magic quotes on POST and GET data.
Is there anyway to show in a template for a post, how many times that post has been viewed, like hits without some sort of plugin? It seems wordpress would have this built in, but I am unable to find any template tags for such a think in the documentation?
I’m working on a plugin in which I do the following for autoloading classes:
I’m using a free SEO plugin for WordPress called Rank Math – https://wordpress.org/plugins/seo-by-rank-math/
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.
Is there anyway I could convert all the posts e have right now on our WordPress install into products using some MySQL query or something like that?
(First of all, sorry for bad english)
I’m trying to use the media uploader thing from WP (the form from the pop-up with crunching and all that), and can’t figure out how.
Here’s my challenge: I have a .csv file which contains 20,000 rows of data.
I’m using WordPress 3.0.5 and have tested with 3.1rc4. In the main PHP file of my plugin, when I try to call is_plugin_active I get Call to undefined function is_plugin_active(). I can call add_action and add_filter. What should I check/change to fix this?