sanch3x

Okay, so it’s not the most elegant solution but with the assumption that the client will continue to only support their default currency, the following currently works:

if( self::get_user_role() == 'wholesale_customer' ) {
			if( $wholesale_price = get_post_meta( $default_variation_id , 'wholesale_customer_wholesale_price' , TRUE ) ) {
				$price = $wholesale_price;
			}
		}

Basically I check to see if the user role is a wholesale_customer (the only available wholesale role with the free version) and then check to see if the base/raw price exists. If it does I replace my default price value.

It seems to work but I know it would break in certain situations like, as mentioned, there are different currencies or the websites upgrades to the pro version.

So the highlighting is applied to the_title, the_content, and the_exercpt filters. This means that a call to get_the_title() or the_title() will be highlighted (which makes total sense).

In the example above, I was placing the title in a HTML attribute to track click-through rates in my analytics. The solution was to echo out the title attribute instead of using the WP functions.

So from:

title="<?php the_title(); ?>"

to:

title="<?php echo esc_attr( $post->post_title ); ?>"

Hope that helps someone in the future.

On a side note, sorry if this is too off topic, but aside from the codex is there a good resource on the best practices when design a theme? So far I’ve been getting things done pretty easily (since the site I’ve had to work with have been simple) but now that I have a few bigger projects I find myself a little at a loss at how I should approach it. Thanks again.

If I have a site running as the main site on my current install, do you know of a good plugin that would export the site’s data which I could then import in a new install that was setup correctly from the get-go?

I just found myself in a doozie right now because I erroneously setup my multisite on the root folder of my development server where I had other sites running so it believes mydevserver.ca is the main site (hence why I was asking how to change it).

Thanks again

Hi Michal,

If I deactivate ckeditor qTranslate works as expected.

When I reactivate it I get the following javascript error (taken from firebug):

Error: tinyMCE is not defined
Source File: /ihfc/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=page
Line: 554