@bungeshea James Farmer is just trolling for linkbait
I'll just quote my response at WPTavern:
I saw that article, too. It was a rather pedestrian effort; one might even call it: boring.
The real experimentation with WordPress 3.8 isn’t necessarily the features being added/updated, but rather the development method. This will be the first release to attempt to incorporate code/features that were first developed and matured as “core” Plugins, and then blessed for incorporation into core once deemed mature enough.
If this approach works, it could revolutionize WordPress development cycles, and vastly increase the rate and scope of changes and improvements in core.
Maybe developing plugins for future "core" consideration is just the WordPress way of maintaining branches (think Git), something they should be doing anyway.
Also, reading between the lines, he's just pissy that the MP6 changes are going to adversely impact WPMU's Plugins. I'm guessing they're doing things (with menus, etc.) outside of coding standards/best practices, and it's getting ready to bite them.
most stuff that gets broken by MP6 at the moment is already balanced precariously, or complicated. Although they added a border in earlier builds of MP6 to a class that never used to have one, which threw off a lot of stuff
@ChipBennett WPMUDev always bag on WordPress hard! But I have to agree with his post. Its boring. I want to hear about infrastructure and not just because I'm a dev and care more about API than some widget clicker, but because WP is seriously lacking in places like... its freaking database.
For the initiative adopt a tag I decided to adopt <url-rewriting> and related tags.
I've started yesterday tasting the territory and, really, it's a mess.
I'm asking here to decide a rule I've to follow to make order in it.
Existing tags
Actually existing related tags are:
<url-rewriting> (...
Can anyone provide any hints as to what I could be doing wrong here? wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/121434/10691 (So that I can try to fix it myself instead of waiting for the answer.)
No. Shouldn't I try global $wp_rewrite; first? It's an mu-plugin which is probably why I am getting the error in the first place
global $wp_rewrite; Didn't work. Let me see if array_merge() does it
Okay. I think I identified the problem: "Probably either $new_rules or $wp_rewrite->rules is not an array at the moment you want to combine them."stackoverflow.com/a/1989586/1071413
Not sure about the fix though... let me see
Damn it!
@toscho The variable I created is $newrules, and I am using $new_rules
you can make custom template & excute add filter through it with cron job like this
<?php
/*
Template Name: template name goes here
*/
?>
your code goes here
then go to admin panel > pages > new page > put any title you want > change the tempalte of the page to the new one
that's all
This adnan guy really is slightly confused, but at least he tries to help :)
works for me but my eyesight is crap so I don't care much about variations in pixel density :)
not changing displays anyway until next time I change desktop internals, because my CPU simply doesn't have enough parrots for 2560x times two (or three)
What annoyed me about it when they released was how it tried to refresh almost every keystroke, so would show PHP errors while I was typing the freaking line
@StephenHarris Before WCEU I sent you the updated version of our Image Picker Widget. Did you get that? Just found out that 3.7.1 destroyed a bit of it. Script not working before reload, custom caption box not open per default and textarea out of new MP6 style textarea.
Anybody good with ajax hooks/callbacks? I suspect that the hook used is related to the shortcode not getting parsed, but it's not my area of expertise:
I have a function in functions.php which displays posts in a specific category using ajax.
add_action( 'wp_ajax_ajaxified_function', 'ajaxified_function' );
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_ajaxified_function', 'ajaxified_function' );
function ajaxified_function()
{
$post = get_post($_POST['pos...
@ChipBennett Answered that. Point is that no one should fire shortcodes in AJAX callbacks. Those are admin requests and IIRC can't handle shortcodes. Therefore he should simply pass the completely rendered shortcode output through as part of the localized script tag.
The How
It would be much better and easier if you'd just add the script directly to the main body instead of the AJAX call.
The same goes with the shortcode result. Just use the shortcode as argument inside wp_localize_script():
wp_localize_script( 'script-handle', 'pluginObject', array(
'...
@ChipBennett @StephenHarris take a look at his comment to my answer... facepalmhead/desk ... now he wants to go back to his other question as he asked the current one just because no one responded "in time"...
But I like his site. The team seems to consists only out of Presidents and Directors :)
Part of why WPSE becomes tedious and frustrating is because we end up spending way too much time trying to get people to rehabilitate their questions so that they are answerable.
Some background on rewrite rules
The WP Rewrite system looks complicated, but in fact it's not that hard to understand how it works. It is used to parse pretty URLs (/designers/) as if they were non-pretty (/index.php?pagename=designers). The basic idea is that you have a list of rewrite rules, ...
I'm trying to build a loop using query posts to display 3 featured images from the custom post type 'portfolio'.
My problem is that each picture has to be in a div with a diffrent class, so i was thinking of tree diffrent loops, but than you have a problem that sometimes a picture is showing two ...
@toscho I would posit that anyone who actually finds a legitimate use case for query_posts() as the only/best option already knows the code well enough not to need to ask a basic loop question.
@anu if used improperly, it is still potentially insecure. Core Featured Image feature is not.
found a client who had a really weird windows host. wp-config.php had all this weird eval stuff in it. something like if isset $_GET[wp251ce], then had this huge array of numbers and eval all of them...
i deleted the shit out of it, naturally. but wonder what the hell it was.
For the initiative adopt a tag I decided to adopt <url-rewriting> and related tags.
I've started yesterday tasting the territory and, really, it's a mess.
I'm asking here to decide a rule I've to follow to make order in it.
Existing tags
Actually existing related tags are:
<url-rewriting> (...
you can make custom template & excute add filter through it with cron job like this
<?php
/*
Template Name: template name goes here
*/
?>
your code goes here
then go to admin panel > pages > new page > put any title you want > change the tempalte of the page to the new one
that's all
I have a function in functions.php which displays posts in a specific category using ajax.
add_action( 'wp_ajax_ajaxified_function', 'ajaxified_function' );
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_ajaxified_function', 'ajaxified_function' );
function ajaxified_function()
{
$post = get_post($_POST['pos...
The How
It would be much better and easier if you'd just add the script directly to the main body instead of the AJAX call.
The same goes with the shortcode result. Just use the shortcode as argument inside wp_localize_script():
wp_localize_script( 'script-handle', 'pluginObject', array(
'...
