Maria Daniel Deepak

@jordanwhite22,

I just submitted a test entry and the form showed me a success message. Do you see the values in the backend?

@xavierator,

(#1)
To create a new page in WordPress, you have to create custom page templates.

(#2 & #3)
To talk to DB, you can use the $wpdb object, in case you’re querying custom tables. If you’re looking to query standard WordPress tables, you can use the WP_Query class.

@sounds,

This sounds like a niche requirement and would require custom solution. In place of Buy link, did you try adding the custom Paypal link of the artist?

@davidborrink,

You were close. The below code should get your work done.

add_filter( 'the_content', 'sb_in_content_widget' );

function sb_in_content_widget ( $content ) {
    if ( is_singular( 'post' ) ) {
        ob_start(); ?>
        <div class="in-content">
            <?php if (is_active_sidebar('in-content-ad-space')) : ?>
                <?php dynamic_sidebar('in-content-ad-space'); ?>
            <?php endif; ?>
        </div><!-- .in-content-->
        <?php
        $sbadspace = ob_get_clean();
        $content = $content . $sbadspace;
    }
    return $content;
}

Reference:

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@lordwarz,

Glad that my answer helped you. Cheers!

@mlhalsey,

This could be because of plugins you recently installed. Do you have access to the web server where you’ve hosted your website? If yes, you can use WP-CLI to disable all plugins.

@lordwarz,

You can use the Duplicate Post plugin to duplicate the existing plugin and modify further.

Hope this helps.

@bcworkz,

Thank you for the reply.

The {page_slug} portion must be replaced by the actual page slug you are targeting.

I replaced the {page_slug} with the corresponding value.

Moreover, I got to know why this failed. This filter is not registered in custom admin pages that uses WP_List_Table by default. We’ve to manually add it before using this filter.

@arbennett,

The error says that the following is file is not found. Don’t comment the above file.

/homepages/8/d68262056/htdocs/geog/mobile/wp-load.php

Try switching to default theme (TwentySeventeen) and check if you’re able to navigate to your website.

@arbennett,

Open this file /homepages/8/d68262056/htdocs/geog/mobile/wp-blog-header.php and comment line 10. This line should begin with require_once(

@lwinsa,

Awesome

Hey John,

Glad that my answer helped.

The answer to your question really depends on the URL structure that you require. If you prefer to have something like example.com then you can just copy the contents of WordPress to your root folder. If you prefer to have example.com/blog then, copy the contents to /blog/ in your root.

Note: You can have a site like example.com and still have WordPress files in a sub-directory. This is done to keep things organized. It boils down to your preference. WordPress Codex will help you achieve this method if you prefer to use it.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Maria Daniel Deepak. Reason: Corrected typos

Hello John,

You have to configure Apache to serve the PHP files.

192.168.1.3/ is your root. You can create a folder /var/www/html/MyExampleSite/ and place all your WordPress files in MyExampleSite to keep it organized.

The Digital Ocean guide should be very helpful for you. They have detailed explanation on how you can set up Ubuntu and Apache to prep your local web server.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-apache-virtual-hosts-on-ubuntu-14-04-lts

@sandrakeyes,

The easiest way I found on the web was the following.

For the counter, you can use the JellyFish counter plugin by @toxictoad.

To put the counter as a widget in your Footer, you can use one of the ways mentioned by WPBeginner.

Hope this helps.

@brushez,

I could see only one other option. Can you export your DB and import that in a local site with the latest WordPress and with the default theme?