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WP User Frontend plugin supports some actions and filters by itself. That means you can extend this plugin without touching it’s code. Lets see how to do that. Adding a input field You can add your custom input fields in 5 areas in the post add form, they are: Top area: wpuf_add_post_form_top Before the post … Continue reading How to extend WP User Frontend
May be you are working in a server or in local machine, you may have situations where you want to track if mail is sending as you want. I find it very useful in my local server, because I don’t have any MTP installed in my local machine. So I use this following method to … Continue reading Log WordPress outgoing mails for debugging
It’s a tiny plugin that logs the user login count. I made this about to months ago for a client. Now I am making it open source. You can view how many registered user logged in in your site every day. There are no other options for this plugin. Just install and it’ll log the … Continue reading WordPress plugin: User Login Statistics
After I saw the latest release Gingerbread 2.3.4 in samfirmwire.com about a month ago, I decided to upgrade my Galaxy Mini from Froyo (2.1). I upgraded without any hassle. The experience was quite good. The phone was more faster and also the touch response was really good. I was happy with that 😀 But, as … Continue reading Galaxy Mini S5570 downgrading Gingerbread 2.3.4 to Froyo 2.1
May be you are developing a plugin or a theme and it has something to do with handing some pagination of your custom tables data. Here’s how we can simply manage it, I am not going to build all the admin panel stuffs, but just showing you the process. Step 1: Lets get the page … Continue reading Simple pagination system in your WordPress plugins
What? What did you said on the title? Well, I am not sure this is an appropriate title. But I am going to explain it to you. Lets say, you are making a theme or a WordPress plugin and you want to show something in the admin panel like this: We will see how can … Continue reading Add your custom columns to WordPress admin panel tables
You can use firebug to debug your Zend Framework application. May be you are using print_r(), var_dump() or Zend_Debug::dump($var), they prints the information in your application. But, with the help of FirePHP add-on for Firebug, we will be able to dump our variable on firebug console 😀 First install the FirePHP add-on for your Firebug. … Continue reading Debugging Zend Framework using firebug
It seems very difficult when you are working with Zend Framework and you are getting some error for some SQL query. It’s hard to debug this issue for you sometimes. Then you may need to know what was the query executed by Zend_Db_Table_Abstract that was generating the precious(!) error?. Well, that’s simple like the snipped … Continue reading Get the executed query in Zend Framework
Checkout the PRO version of WP User Frontend Today I am coming with a new WordPress plugin, named “WordPress User Frontend“. Some of us want something like that the subscriber/contributor will not be able to go in the WordPress backend and everything these user can control will be done from WordPress frontend. Features: So here … Continue reading New plugin: WP User Frontend
About a month ago I wrote a script for my own need. It can download files from another server to your server. I just wrote it for my own purpose and it’s pretty simple and stupid enough. But hey, it works 😉 [php]