I am digging into a freelance career and I would like to know what the best advice is out there when it comes to buying themes for clients?
What is the best practice? Themeforest? Bundles? What should be my criteria when choosing themes to develop and offer to clients?
In the WP function wp_new_comment(), it calls the action 'comment_post', passing the comment id and approval status - but what does the action then do?
No, it is not possible.
I strongly recommend you unserialise your data and modify your save routine. Something similar to this should convert your data to the new format:
$args = array(
'post_type' => 'my-post-type',
'meta_key' => '_coordinates',
'posts_per_page' => -1
);
...
I'm confused, I got the bounty, but my question is not marked as the answer =s
@Brady would probably be huge pain in legal aspect... I applied for travel scholarship with summit (but I am low priority there, high cost and in the end I can pay for myself) will poke SE as well with more details... if I don't get visa it's all moot anyway
I'm trying to write a oneboxing routine that gives WordPress blog entries special treatment. So given a simple, unadorned URL in content, such as
http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2011/03/a-new-name-for-stack-overflow-with-surprise-ending/
How would I detect that this is a WordPress installatio...
@TomJNowell since I don't know how to use any sort of version control. I just clone the client site, bring it to my local server. Make my modifications. Send them a development link to approve the changes. Then overwrite their live website with the approved changes.
@TomJNowell Well, the company I was working for that used GIT, had no clue what they were doing. I honestly just think they had their server setup incorrectly. I would initially clone. Otherwise I would just pull for updated files. I would make changes. Then commit the files. Then push. And I ALWAYS received an error. Something about the remote hungup unexpectedly or something.
Yeah, I tried explaining to them what you told me the other day. Although, they didn't seem to understand me. (I might have not explained it correctly.)
@Brady the main issue here is I'd like other people in my company to see it too, I cant ask them all to setup labels or monitor emails. Having charts too kind of stresses the importance of updating, I can say only 30% of our sites are on the latest version! we must update!! Sound the alarms!!
@MichaelEcklund when doing git with multiple people, you put a bare repo 'a master copy' on the server, then you make copies for your own personal use. When you've made some changes you want to share, you push them to the 'master copy'. You can only push to 'master copies', you cant push to 'personal/working copies'
@Rarst yeah I saw but it wasn't really what I wanted, I'd still need to trust a rival company with our stuff. I know it's kind of the same but with Google but they already have our emails etc
btw! if I am on sabbatical and will get to our blog that would make good non-site content for it - how WP relates to different version control and such
Hm. WP (private) AJAX call. $_REQUEST/$_GET haven't set the nonce (it is set during localize script) and check_admin_referer() fails with undefined index. Where to start? Can't get around it...
I have some sites that are managed through PHPlist in order to manage membership to some newsletters. This Open Source software is great, but it lacks some really important features that I'd like to add to this kind of service.
In fact, I'd like to combine polls with memberships. This way I cou...
@Wyck Colleague told me about it two weeks ago - some PhD student killed the whole DB (in austria?) some years ago with something like that, but I can't confirm that this one's a true story.
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I know don't tend to come with middle mouse buttons, but at least testing right click and middle click for those that do, nevermind linux/windows/netbsd/etc
@toscho see the featured news on the homepage? middle click on them, the page opens int he current window because javascript trickery was used and the modifier key wasn't checked
can someone help me on http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/62967/why-activate-plugin-is-not-working-in-register-activation-hook i will give 50 reputation reward, just i cant activate it yet and dont want to wait 2 days :S
@toscho Until I know enough about what I'm doing I honestly feel I'm giving back by documenting questions that I couldn't find an answer to on the net. I look at alot of the questions and it's just over my head. So what's a rookie to do?
I'm not exactly askin questions so i can complete a job for someone else either. I'm a one man operation working on my own site.
I answered 8??? I think you're over shooting lol. One thing I struggle with is the coding language so I feel dumb trying to explain things. I really couldn't have gotten where I have with my development without this site so yeah I'll work on it and try to play a better role.
@toscho Using $wp_query it still returns all results under the category and post types instead of just the results for search value. The search value isn't passing. Passes on the index with exact same setup.
@toscho yup that def does the trick for me too! pretty cool toscho. thx for working that out. You gonna post it as an answer on that question or you want me too?
No, it is not possible.
I strongly recommend you unserialise your data and modify your save routine. Something similar to this should convert your data to the new format:
$args = array(
'post_type' => 'my-post-type',
'meta_key' => '_coordinates',
'posts_per_page' => -1
);
...
I'm trying to write a oneboxing routine that gives WordPress blog entries special treatment. So given a simple, unadorned URL in content, such as
http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2011/03/a-new-name-for-stack-overflow-with-surprise-ending/
How would I detect that this is a WordPress installatio...
I have some sites that are managed through PHPlist in order to manage membership to some newsletters. This Open Source software is great, but it lacks some really important features that I'd like to add to this kind of service.
In fact, I'd like to combine polls with memberships. This way I cou...
