Tag: Plugin

  • WordPress Debug Bar

    With version 3.1 of WordPress comes the Admin Bar, which we introduced in a previous article, and this also allows to add your own entries. And so there is, created by the development team of WordPress, a Plugin for additional information available. The Plugin Debug Bar docks on the Admin Bar and gives, with one…

  • Plugin To Add Custom Field To An Attachment In WordPress

    Plugin To Add Custom Field To An Attachment In WordPress

    The media library is on WordPress in some areas, certainly not perfect, but it has great potential. Each attachment can contain various metadata and also WordPress stores some data directly while uploading – for example a part of the Exif data of an image. However, it might not be enough for you and you need…

  • Create Users Automatically In WordPress

    WordPress is a web application by many – often you have to create a bridge to other systems. For example, to give users a single sign-on via the web applications. Therefore, automated creating users might be necessary. Depending on which system is the leader, the data must be synchronized. From past experience, the users are…

  • debugConsole with WordPress

    For debugging inside of WordPress there are different approaches and preferences. I like xDebug and in some cases I use FirePHP. Now there is another possibility which I had to test at least once – debugConsole – I like it. The debugConsole is a tool for debugging and tracing PHP5 applications on productive servers without…

  • Control WordPress Content via Userrights or Time

    WordPress comes with its own user administration, therefore we can control on the basis of various roles and objects the content. In some cases, it is a typical request that you give access to a complete content only to registered users. The same is possible only for parts of the content. There are certainly different…

  • Custom Post Type and Permalink

    Since WordPress 3.0 you can use Custom Post Types and you can define your own types of content – it’s more like pages than posts! Thereby you can use automatically the Permalink structure of your WordPress installation. That means, if you create a new post type, you can use Permalinks. But the Permalinks only work…