A client is using iMember360 on his website, and doesn't want to give me access to the infusionsoft login so I can't ask this in their support forums, so hoping someone here will know a solution.
When you are viewing pages that are for a specific membership role only, he wants the website to have a different logo.
IE . if you are a profit.Ology member/subscriber, show a profit.Ology logo.
I was hoping when you are logged in, it would add some sort of body class to the tune of 'Profit.ology-Membership', so I could use that to change the logo, but nothing like that happens.
I know I can add a class using body_class('$myclass'); - but my issue is I don't know how to grab a variable for which of these was clicked (if that makes sense).
Has anyone done this before? Any ideas?
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You will probably need to use the shortcodes provided by the iMember360 Wordpress plugin. See here for a reference. Even though it's not the original intent, you can use a shortcode as a php function (getting a value in return) by doing the following:
$variable = do_shortcode('[shortcode-name]');
So for example, if you used the ran the following code:
$i4w_users = do_shortcode('[i4w_user_levels sep="|"]');
Then take a look at what information is contained in the $i4w_users variable. You might be able to use that to parse out different user types/levels. If that shortcode doesn't do what you're looking for, you might need to look at some of the other shortcodes they provide on that reference page.
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Is it possible to update the content of a website (add Item, remove Item, update Infos, etc...) directly from the webpage?
For example, you have a webpage and you make a new page in it, that only the admin can access. That page should contain some options that allow the admin to change/update contents on the actual website(what people can see) easily.
(Without the admin having to write new HTML or PHP code...)
I heard something about Joomla or Wordpress but I don't really know how they work.
Thank you.
Basicaly, joomla has some fonctionnalities to edit content by the frontoffice. Of course, the user need to be logged and access levels need to be well managed. You should to try it with a basic installation and see if it's coherent with respect to that you looking for.
So, I've read The Loop and I got the hang of it. (I created a page that lists the 3 most recent posts, a page that shows a page (as opposed to a post), and so on.)
However, it seems silly that, in order to integrate a WordPress blog into an existing site, I'd have to replicate all the different kinds of pages (lists of posts, the posts themselves, pages, etc.)
Is there a generic way of doing this?
The full idea is something like this.
The blog itself (with its ugly default template) is installed at http://blog.example.com.
I want to integrate the blog into an existing site, at the URL http://example.com/blog.
I'm doing a mod_rewrite that forwards the entire query string, e.g. http://blog.example.com/?p=7 gets rewritten to http://example.com/blog?p=7.
Now, in my PHP code at http://example.com/blog, I want to do something like this:
query_posts($_GET);
// display results
wp_reset_query();
That's where I'm stuck. Basically, I want to display exactly what's in the "content" area of a default WordPress template, on my site, according to whatever the query string dictates. Almost as if I were just using an iframe. I would rather not have to parse the query string to figure out whether I have to loop through this or that or turn off the $more global or not, etc.
What am I missing?
Instead, should I be installing the blog at http://example.com/blog and creating a template that mimics the website? This seemed complicated so I didn't go this route, but maybe someone should change my mind.
Appreciate any help, including advice for alternative designs.
Have you considered outputting the blog into a full rss/ outputting the blog as json and then pulling it in that way?
This issue has been driving me up a wall.
I've been working on a mobile website for a friend who uses wordpress. I'm attempting to modify a wordpress plugin that "rethemes" each page for mobile users. I want the plugin to do it's normal thing ("retheme" the page) iff the user is on the blog page, otherwise (if the user visits a different page, he will be redirected to a different address (the address of the mobile website).
In order to do this, I have to be able to detect whether I'm on the blog page, or a different page when the functions in the plugin are run.
I tried condtionals like is_home, is_page(id), ect., but none of them work. I also tried parsing the url and attempting to determine the page that way, but I can't.
I'm just getting my feet wet with PHP, so I'm really not sure what to try next.
To restate my question: How can I determine whether I'm on a certain page within a wordpress plugin function?
The plugin, for the record, is "Wordpress PDA & iPhoned" (http://imthi.com/wp-pda/)
Here's the relevant code:
function PDAPlugin() {
if(true) {
header("Location: http://adavidcreation.com/mobile");
exit;
}
...
}
This works, but I want to change the if statement to only be true if it's NOT the blog.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Try using this, which should retrieve the page id: $id = get_option('page_for_posts');
If this doesnt work -> https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/
I'm building a website and am looking for a way to implement a certain feature that Facebook has. The feature that am looking for is the link inspector. I am not sure that is what it is called, or what its called for that matter. It's best I give you an example so you know exactly what I am looking for.
When you post a link on Facebook, for example a link to a youtube video (or any other website for that matter), Facebook automatically inspects the page that it leads you and imports information like page title, favicon, and some other images, and then adds them to your post as a way of giving (what i think is) a brief preview of the page to anyone reading that post.
I already have a feature that allows users to share a link (or URLs). What I want is to do something useful with the url, to display something other than just a plain link to a webpage, to give someone viewing a shared link (in the form if a post) some useful insight into the page that the url leads to.
What I'm looking for is a script, or tutorial, or at the very least someone to point me in the right direction, so that it can help me accomplish this (using PHP preferably).
I've tried googling it but I don't know exactly what such a feature would be called and google isn't helpful when you don't exactly know what you're looking for.
I figure someone out there, in this vast knowledge basket called stackoverflow, can help me with this. Can anyone help me?
You would first scan the page for URLs using regex, then you would parse the pages those links reference with a php DOMDocument. You could use the parsed document to obtain any information you need from the webpage.
DOMDocument:
http://php.net/manual/en/class.domdocument.php
DOMDocument->load (loads a file, aka a webpage):
http://php.net/manual/en/domdocument.load.php
the link goes through http://www.facebook.com/l.php
You pass a URL to this and facebook filters it.
I'm starting with "PrestaShop" and I just can't figure out, how to put a link in template to custom page I created in CMS module... I thought, there might be some easy way, as there is in WordPress, like "get_permalink(ID)", but there's nothing like this and I can't find anything about this anywhere and it just drives me mad.
So, here's the deal, I've got a custom template, and there are some top links, like "About Us". I've created this page in CMS and it has ID "6".
How do I make this bloody "PrestaShop" to generate a link to this page in my template file?
About
I think you're looking for SMARTY template tags and custom variables defined for Prestashop specifically. The one the you probably need is {$base_dir} which will be translated to http://www.yoursite.com/ obviously with appropriate protocol (non-secure HTTP or secured HTTPS).
After that, you only need to include page URL, which you can get from Admin->Tools->CMS section.
If I find any specific tags that you can use to call the content, I will update my post here.
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the "WHAT goes here" is just the url you want your link drives the client to when clicking on that link.
You need to understand a little minimum of HTML for this I guess. Check html tag a meaning .
Prestashop has a fairly good and extensive documentation. Two and half seconds googling drives me here, just like answering your question it looks like.