Custom WordPress form submissions (with wp_mail())
Form submissions with admin-post.php in WordPress. Form submissions with AJAX (admin-ajax.php) in WordPress.
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Form submissions with admin-post.php in WordPress. Form submissions with AJAX (admin-ajax.php) in WordPress.
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If you are working on a client site or working on a custom plugin, these are the quick and simple ways to enqueue your scripts and styles. You can add the commands to your theme’s functions.php file that’s located on the root level of your theme. Here’s the initial and basic code along with its
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On this example, i am going to get certain values from the first page and use them as choices on the second page.
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If you are working on a client site and do not want to install another plugin, then you can manually create your custom post type by adding these codes in your theme’s functions.php file. This is just a quick and fully working example that registers a post type ‘testimonails’ with category and tag. After setting
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Short, simple and quick way to loop users: (And guess what? I also put in the commonly used data you need. So you dont need to spend another time doing print_r’s) More options:
From WordPress date format to the formats you desire in just a copy and paste. Whether inside a template loop, get_users or get_posts. I got you all covered.
Short, simple and quick way to loop certain posts. Just copy and paste these codes and you’re all good. (And guess what? I also put in the commonly used data you need. So you dont need to spend another time doing print_r’s) More options: The source and for more detailed options: Check Bill Erickson’s wp_query
If you are working on a client site and do not want to install another plugin, then you can manually paste the wordpress action hook in your theme’s functions.php file. This are just a quick and fully working ways to redirect certain pages based on your needs. Creating a 301 Redirect using the WordPress .htaccess
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