Can the licensing add-on be used to distribute unique product keys that I enter to users?
Thanks for your time
Mark
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/easy-digital-downloads/
]]>I would like for a post to be created automatically every time I add a photo to Flickr. I would like the post to have the following composition:
1. Media: the photo uploaded to WordPress according to Media Settings.
2. Post Title: photo title from Flickr.
3. Post Content: photo embedded with an img
tag.
4. Post Excerpt: photo description from Flickr.
3. Custom keys/values as follows:
— Photo_URL: the Flickr URL for the photo.
— Photo_Date: the date the photo was posted to Flickr.
The important thing is the import and custom keys. This is because I want to design specific Templates for displaying the aggregated content.
I may have to learn the Flickr API, write a WordPress function and set up a CRON job. That is currently beyond my expertise.
Later I would like to do the same for other social media services, starting with YouTube.
]]>It’s for a mapping tool and I am looking for a code which will display an image based on a custom field value.
For example, if the custom field value (called “map_location”) was “A1” it should display image “A1.jpg”. If the custom field value was “B2” it should display image “B2.jpg”…you get the idea.
I tried several ways, but they all seem to kick-up an error of some kind or no output. Some help on this would be great appreciated.
]]>I’m trying to figure out a way to get wp_list_pages() to display a hierarchical listing of a specific subset of pages – such as showing the hierarchy of ‘Blue_xx’ pages anytime I’m on a page that has called sidebar-blue.php.
Using ‘child_of=ID_for_Blue-0’ won’t do the trick, because it won’t display Blue-0 at the top of the hierarchy. Right now, I’m calling wp_list_pages() twice: once to list only Blue-0, then again to list children of Blue-0. This is serviceable, but kludgy – and requires manual formatting to indicate hierarchy.
I see two possible solutions, but can’t figure out how to make either work.
If anyone knows a way to make a call that would produce wp_list_pages(MyPageID_plus_ChildPages), that would be ideal.
The other possible approach I can’t figure out is using custom keys/values. If I create a custom key for each page called ‘ck_color’, and assign a value of ‘blue’ to all my Blue pages, how do I format the wp_list_pages() call to filter on that? The Codex documentation suggests this can be done, but I can’t figure out how…
Tx,
johnwgillis
Do you know if there is a hook/filter to look after for this ?
THanks