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Intermediate

Home» Tutorials » Intermediate (Page 2)

Add Comment Status Links to Comments Menu

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Pippin in Intermediate, Plugins, Tutorials, Utilities, WordPress Admin / Dashboard, Writing Plugins 4 Comments
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I have always thought it was a little odd that the Comments menu in the WordPress dashboard did not have any sub menu items. For example, I think it makes sense to include sub menu items for each of the comment status: Approved, Pending, Spam, and Trash. But since WordPress doesn’t include these, it is [...]

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Loading Scripts Correctly in the WordPress Admin

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Pippin in Action and Filter Hooks, Intermediate, Tutorials, WordPress Admin / Dashboard, Working with Users, Writing Plugins 23 Comments

There has been a lot of talk over the last two days about loading scripts, particularly jQuery, correctly in WordPress themes and plugins, and anyone who follows me on Twitter probably knows that this is an issue I bring up a lot. When providing support for my plugins, I discover themes (and plugins) that are [...]

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Playing Nice with the “the_content” Filter

Posted on May 14, 2012 by Pippin in Action and Filter Hooks, Intermediate, Tutorials, Writing Plugins 45 Comments

One of the very first things people tend to learn when writing plugins is how to attach custom HTML to the bottom of their WordPress posts using the filter called “the_content”. This is good, as it is an extremely useful filter, but rarely do tutorials really explain how to use this filter well, and how [...]

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Adding Custom Fields to the Easy Digital Downloads Checkout

Posted on May 7, 2012 by Pippin in Action and Filter Hooks, Intermediate, Tutorials, Writing Plugins 15 Comments

Easy Digital Downloads is a plugin I have been building for selling digital downloads through WordPress. It is completely free and very flexible. Due to a large number of actions hooks and filters, there are many ways that you can customize the plugin to best suit your needs. This tutorial will walk you through the [...]

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Create a Simple Campaign Monitor Signup Form

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Pippin in External APIs, Intermediate, Member Restricted, Subscriber Only, Tutorials, Writing Plugins 2 Comments
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Campaign Monitor is an email newsletter service built primarily for designers. It is definitely one of the most used email list services, along with Mail Chimp and Aweber. This tutorial is going to cover the basics of working with Campaign Monitor’s API by creating a basic newsletter signup form. You must be logged in and [...]

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Add Custom Links to User Row Actions

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Pippin in Action and Filter Hooks, Intermediate, Tutorials, Working with Users, Writing Plugins 6 Comments

While working on a user badge system for the CG Cookie network, I came across the need to add a custom link to the action links, such as Edit and Delete, present for each user on the WordPress Users page. After a quick google search, I was able to find a simple filter than can [...]

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Jobs Posting with Easy Content Types and Gravity Forms

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Pippin in Custom Post Types, Intermediate, Member Restricted, Subscriber Only, Tutorials, Video Tutorials 26 Comments

There are several plugins and “app” themes available for job board / job posting websites, but what if you want to roll your own? A lot of people would go about thinking that building such as system would be extremely complex and expensive, and some of the time they would be right. However, if we [...]

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Stripe Integration Part 3 – Variable Prices and Enhanced Plan Handling

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Pippin in External APIs, Intermediate, Tutorials, Writing Plugins 16 Comments
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At this point in the series, we have a payment form that allows for users to submit a one-time or recurring payment, but it’s not very flexible. The payment amount is currently hard coded into our plugin, which makes almost useless for people that want to have multiple payment forms for different amounts. In this [...]

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Add Screen Options Tab to Your WordPress Plugin

Posted on April 4, 2012 by Pippin in Action and Filter Hooks, Intermediate, Tutorials, WordPress Admin / Dashboard, Writing Plugins 16 Comments
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You have probably noticed the Screen Options tab in the top right corner of many WordPress admin pages. This tab brings down a configuration panel that you can generally use to control what elements are displayed on the current amin page. One of the really great things about the Screen Options tab is that which [...]

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Get the Name of the Current Action or Filter

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Pippin in Action and Filter Hooks, Intermediate, Quick Tips, Tutorials No Comments

After watching a Twitter discussion this morning (shown in the image below), Helen Hou-Sandi, a WordPress developer and core-committer mentioned a function I had never heard of that can be used for finding the name of the current action or filter hook. It is called current_filter() and is extremely useful. Check out the snippets below [...]

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