rvanbeek

Hi there,

I’m guessing that you have a multisite installation of WordPress?
If so the only user role capable of managing subdomains or sub-sites is the ‘Super Admin’.
This however allows a user to change the site settings and themes as well, this could be a potential risk.

I would suggest creating a custom user role or upgrading a lower user role like ‘editor’.
You can easily achieve custom roles with the plugin ‘User Role Editor’ (https://nl.www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-role-editor/).
But only the pro version of this plugins allows for ‘Super Admin’ capabilities to be managed.

I hope this works for you.

Hi there,

You can add ‘date_query’ to the WP_Query arguments:

$args = array(
	'date_query' => array(
		array(
			'year'  => 2016,
			'month' => 4,
			'day'   => 14,
		),
	),
);
$query = new WP_Query( $args );

You can get the date by using $date = explode( '-', $_REQUEST[ 'date' ] );

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by rvanbeek.

Hi there,

Probably this happens when you create a new post (on your first save).
You can try to add $post_id to get_the_title():

get_the_title( $post_id )

OR you can check the $_POST[ ‘post_title’ ] value instead, because this will contain the new title.

Hi there,

Have you tried the function ‘get_template_part()’ (https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/get_template_part/#more-information).

You can add this to your author.php template:

if( get_current_blog_id() == 1 ) {
   get_template_part('part','author-1');
}else{
   get_template_part('part','author-2');
}

And create 2 separate template files ‘part-author-1.php’ and ‘part-author-2.php’ with a different version of the old ‘author.php’ code.

Hi there,

You can overwrite the auto-generated permalink on the edit page.
It’s underneath the page title, you can click the /title-of-this-post/ part and enter a different title. But I’m afraid you would have to do this for each page.

I don’t think you should automate this. Because you’ll risk the possibility of auto-generating the same url twice. With that in mind the name should be unique or else it will auto append a number (site.com/title-1, site.com/title-2, etc.).

Hi there,

Have you tried the export function from the wp-admin menu?

You can easily export all of your blog items (even from a certain post type) from one installation and import it back into another using the import function.
You can find these options under ‘extra’ in the admin menu.

When doing this you are probably asked to install the WordPress import plugin.

Hi there,

Is this the exact PHP code snippet you used?
Because the arrows in the array say: “=>;” (the semicolon here is not valid PHP).

Hope this helps, because the intended query seems to be correct.

Hi there,

Yes cookies need to be enabled to login (or register) to WordPress.
Users can still block third party cookies however.

Hi there,

Can you check if the page you are viewing is ‘published’?
When you are logged in as the admin you can view your pages regardless of the status.

Hi there,

I don’t think WordPress accepts uppercase url’s (it will always try to rewrite/sanitize the url to lowercase with dashes).

But I did find this plugin, perhaps you can use this (it looks pretty old, but it should still work): https://code.rawlinson.us/2012/01/force-wordpress-to-be-case-insensitive.html

Or if you really want uppercase url’s to work, this could also be done via .htaccess.

Hi there,

I can’t quite answer your question, but did you post your question on the plugins’ forum as well?
https://codecanyon.net/item/drag-drop-email-builder-block-builder/15173826/support

Hi there,

Perhaps you can get this working using the ‘register_taxonomy’ function
(https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy).

It has a ‘rewrite’ argument where you can set ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘news-event/news’).
After changing this please go to settings > permalinks and click the save button, this flushes your current rules.

I hope this helps.

Hello there,

Is it possible to post your question in English?

I also found this Spanish WordPress forum: https://es.forums.wordpress.com/
Perhaps you can post your question there as well to get a faster answer.