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/
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I am using the plugin BuddyPress on my WordPress site and when the user clicks on their profile they are redirected to the URL "/members/USERNAME/profile/home/". However, I do not want this page to be there and so I would like the profile 'landing' page to be the URL "/members/USERNAME/activity/".
I am not experienced with WordPress or PHP but I attempted to code a redirect for this when the user ends up on the 'home' page which is placed within my BuddyPress members/single/home.php file within my child theme:
$redirect_url_home = get_home_url();
$redirect_url_home_tt = $redirect_url_home;
$username_redirect_tt = wp_get_current_user();
$new_redirect_slug = "'/members/'.$username_redirect_tt->user_login.'/activity/'";
$redirect_url_home_tt. = $new_redirect_slug;
echo($redirect_url_home_tt);
wp_safe_redirect( $redirect_url_home_tt );
This code doesn't work but that was my thinking of how to solve my problem and I'm sure there is an easier/nicer way to do what I would like, maybe even without a coded redirect and within BuddyPress itself? I have tried using their forum/documentation for answers but haven't had a reply or found anything useful.
As I say I have no experience with this sort of stuff so any help would be greatly appreciated! Also, to add, I cannot link the site as it is currently on a localhost.
Thanks!
This question was originally posted on StackExchange here (https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/386414/wordpress-redirect-from-url-with-buddypress) but I have had no reply as of yet and I would really like one so hopefully, this reaches someone that can help!
A client is using iMember360 on his website, and doesn't want to give me access to the infusionsoft login so I can't ask this in their support forums, so hoping someone here will know a solution.
When you are viewing pages that are for a specific membership role only, he wants the website to have a different logo.
IE . if you are a profit.Ology member/subscriber, show a profit.Ology logo.
I was hoping when you are logged in, it would add some sort of body class to the tune of 'Profit.ology-Membership', so I could use that to change the logo, but nothing like that happens.
I know I can add a class using body_class('$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 $i4w_users variable. You might be able to use that to parse out different user types/levels. If that shortcode doesn't do what you're looking for, you might need to look at some of the other shortcodes they provide on that reference page.
I am working on a wordpress website where i want to redirect my search from my wordpress site to another website and display the results of that search on that website , with the contents of that website
Assuming you're using the standard WordPress search form, you could hook into the get_search_form filter, and change the action attribute for the form. So something like:
add_filter('get_search_form', 'so_change_search_form_action', 10, 1);
function so_change_search_form_action($form) {
return preg_replace('#action="[^"]*"#','action="http://www.example.com/search"',$form);
}
That's completely untested code, but hopefully it'll get you started (I assume you have code on the destination server to handle the request).
I apologize ahead of time for the non descriptive title, as I wasn't really sure how to word this.
I've currently switched some of my Wordpress sites that have a responsive design that implement a slider over to WooSlider. Works super well, and I love it. However, there is something stopping me from switching all of my sites over. And I understand this is not a WooSlider only fault, but it's something I cannot Google and find out.
This is happening on every page view, even those without a slider.
In Google Analytics it shows domain.com/?wooslider-javascript=load&t=1352743207&ver=1.0.0 as a page view. For every single page. I obviously don't want this, but I don't know how to get rid of it.
Another example of this happening is using Gravity Forms with a referrer info plugin that shows page views, search query, browser, etc.
When the form is sent, the following is sent via email.
Page visited 1: domain.com/?wooslider-javascript=load&t=1352743207&ver=1.0.0 (http://domain.com/?wooslider-javascript=load&t=1352743207&ver=1.0.0)
Page visited 2: domain.com/about (http://domain.com/contact/about/
Page visited 3: domain.com/?wooslider-javascript=load&t=1352751787&ver=1.0.0 (http://domain.com/?wooslider-javascript=load&t=1352751787&ver=1.0.0)
Page visited 4: domain.com/contact/ (http://domain.com/contact/)
So obviously I don't want that js file to show up as a page view. How can I remedy this?
Thanks!
Google Analytics Configuration Mistake #2: Query String Variables
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I have noticed some blogs using what looks like a wordpress plugin to detect if the website visitor came from google search. how is this done?
http://omninoggin.com/projects/wordpress-plugins/wp-greet-box-wordpress-plugin/
The plugin checks the $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER'] value (since it is written in PHP) which holds the referrer of the loaded page, then parses it to check what site the user came from to welcome them accordingly.