wordpress-plugin

I'm developing a Wordpress plugin and I need to get the current Post ID in the Write Post / Write Page editing screen (outside the loop). I also need to do it before the "admin_print_scripts" hook, since I would like to pass some data to a javascript file. I can't use: $id = $_GET['post']; because the url doesn't include this variable when you are adding a new post or page. So far I've tried these options but none of them worked: A) This returns an ID of 0 function myplugin_setup() { global $wp_query; $id = $wp_query->get_queried_object_id(); var_dump($id); } add_action('admin_init', 'myplugin

I would like to add/inject/append extra results into the WordPress search results. At the moment WordPress only allows you to "adjust" the query that is being executed on its own database, but doesn't allow you to modify (or in WordPress lingo, filter) the results array. I.e: If in WordPress I search for the term 'potato' all posts related to this term come back. I want to include results that I've obtained via a different service into the WordPress results set. Just to clarify, I'm getting my results from a 3rd party API call. Not from the WordPress database. Does anyone have an idea on how I

I'm busy with building my own Wordpress Widget. Everything works fine except for the Wordpress media up loader. I have created eight buttons and eight input text fields which should contain the url of the image that has been uploaded. The click event is not being fired, probably because Wordpress outputs the HTML twice(Once in the bar of the available widgets and once in the bar currently active widgets). Does anybody sees what I'm doing wrong? Below you find my code. Thanks in advance for the help! <?php /* Plugin Name: Home_Rollover_Widget Plugin URI: Description: Home Rollover Widget

I'm building quite a large site, no e-commerce, but a a lot of specific content to be managed. For some reason, the client wants Wordpress. There is no way of getting around this... I've used Wordpress before to rapidly develop blogs, but that's about it. If anything goes beyond the scope of Wordpress I'll use a framework in something (Rails/Cake). This build is going to require custom plug-ins and widgets, so what I'm asking is how is the best way to go about learning how Wordpress and best practices for plug-ins and widgets? hsatterwhite I use these on a daily basis and all the links are

I'm new to WooCommerce. Anyhow, I want to create my own theme, so I followed the guidelines and copied accross the core template files to /mywordpresstheme/woocommerce/ . That all works great and I'm editing the templates just fine. However, the way hooks and actions work in WooCommerce is baffling me and I can't work out where certain parts of generated HTML are coming from. For example, in content-product.php , there is a hook that gets the image: <?php /* * woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title hook * * @hooked woocommerce_show_product_loop_sale_flash - 10 * @hooked woocommerce_template

I am using a plugin called wp job manager, which creates "jobs" as wordpress posts. I am limiting the number of jobs a user can have to one and would like to add a direct link to their job in the navigation menu. I would also like to add a edit link, which is dynamically generated using the post id of the job. Seeing as though users will only have one post , I believe this is do-able. Edit: If I can even just get a link to the single post of the current logged in user and add it to the menu, I believe I can add the edit link inside the post itself. The edit job url is created dynamiclly like