Using PHP in WordPress

  • I would like to build a few .php pages in order to process a form and then present API errors and thank-yous. Is that possible on the WP CMS? What would I need to do in order to make that happen?

    As an alternative solution, I would like to process a form wholly within a WordPress page. Is it possible to have wordpress php functions and other php notation on the same page? For example, may I start a session before the header is called?

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  • @wp-fresher, you can use get_permalink() function to get the URL of the page that you want by the following manner: –
    1) First get the page id from its title/ slug
    2) Store the page id in a variable.
    3) Pass this variable as an argument into the get_permalink() function.

    You can check out the code here https://pastebin.com/MPjaZpSK

    Nyl Stanton

    (@nyl-stanton)

    Can sombody please help…
    I accidently deleted my entire .htaccess file after editing a 301 redirect. I clicked the wrong button. now i have a new .htaccess file and I dont know how to edit it, I dont know exactly what should be there or how to format it. I dont anything about it. Meanwhile my website is now just a white page. Im using the twenty eleven theme if that helps at all. Please Help…

    th77409

    (@th77409)

    Is there any way to pass variables from the post into the template? I’m using the PHP Exec plugin, and I’d like to use the post field to pass a bunch of variables into my content-single.php until I get my SQL database running. Any clues?

    Kulkarni

    (@abhijeet1)

    Use the wordpress extension. Save it through wordperss php extension it will work.

    Im looking for the same solution… same problem in https://depoimentosdeamor.org but it is working now… In my new blog https://passagensaereaspara.com.br i think my theme is broken…

    seems like i need to post replies on posts before i can post my own topic?

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