I’m working on a WordPress project which uses David Benini’s “Events Manager” plugin. The events manager plugin does not use WordPress’ posts for Events. Instead it creates an page with the title “Events”, whose URL would be http://yourdomain.com/events. The content rendered on this page varies. The plugin uses the query string to fetch a single event [...]
For navigating to older and newer posts from a single post page, WordPress gives us some useful functions like previous_post_link() and next_post_link(). Those are easily confused with the similar looking functions, previous_posts_link() and next_posts_link(), used for navigating between pages listing multiple posts, in a category for example. WordPress gives us the category structure. We can use categories and permalinks [...]
For a WordPress project I’ve been getting my time sucked up by messing with the CForms plugin. Being one of several people who have worked on the project, I did not set up CForms. The Admin UI for CForms on this particular WordPress project is pretty messy. I’ve heard great things about the Gravity Forms [...]
If you’re developing an Admin interface for your WordPress Theme or Plugin, and you get this error: You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page It has always been my experience that this error is thrown because the paths in your theme or plugin’s URLs are off. Maybe you are hacking someone’s plugin [...]
Great article http://blog.themeforest.net/wordpress/create-an-options-page-for-your-wordpress-theme/ on how to create an options page for your theme. Also explains how to use the options once they’ve been saved to the options table in your database. **Note** If wordpress blows up after you add this stuff to your functions.php file, DO NOT PANIC. It’s ok. Track the error by doing [...]
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