Features:
- WordPress members can import.
- WordPress users extra fields can be mapped with the account.
- BuddyPress members can import.
- BuddyPress members extra fields(xprofile) can be mapped with the account
- Existing users account updation.
- User password set from CSV file.
- xProfile fields all type fields supports.

Important points:
- Must have database back before importing users/members.
- Individual data should be in double quote and separated by comma(,).
- First line should contain only fields name.
- For BuddyPress xprofile fields name should be as same as the name of database table column name.
- To import values for multivalued field vales must be separated by double colon(::)
Eg: if a multivalued field having data WordPress and BuddyPress then in CSV file you have to provide these vales as WordPress::BuddyPress
- Check the check box(Username and e-mail ID are same.) if you want to use username as same as email address.
- Check the check box(Send username and password to new users.) if you want to send username and password to users mail.
- Check the check box(Show password nag on new users sign-in.) if you want user must change their password in their first sign-in.
- Check the check box(Username and e-mail ID are same.) if you want to use username as same as email address.
- An example csv file will be present in plugin package.

Price: $12 only

How to get this plugin: http://www.youngtechleads.com/bmi/

Do you have this plugin: Follow the link for installation

Do you have any question in your mind: Support

Please provide your review: Review

That’s it. Happy Coding

But can I use the same meta key to sort the posts by this value? Yes, we will discuss how we can sort the posts from a specific category. So in this case we will be modifying the category.php file inside the default theme folder since I am using the default theme.

<?php
// Get the requested category object
$category = $wp_query->get_queried_object();
$query = new WP_Query( array ( 'post_type' => 'post', 'cat' => $category->cat_ID, 'order' => 'DESC', 'orderby' => 'meta_value_num', 'meta_key' => '_wti_total_count' ) );
if ( $query->have_posts() ) :
while ( $query->have_posts() ) : $query->the_post();
/* Include the Post-Format-specific template for the content.
* If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file
* called content-___.php (where ___ is the Post Format name) and that will be used instead.
*/
get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() );
endwhile;
wp_reset_query();
else:
_e( 'Nothing Found', 'twentyeleven' );
endif;
?>

So we are doing the following things to achieve the functionality.

- Get the category id on the category page.

- Get the posts from the selected category.

- Loop through those posts and render them.

3 parameters are important here a) order b) orderby c) meta_key.

Since I need to show the posts by descending order of the like counts, I have used DESC value for order parameter. I want to consider the ordering based on meta numeric value, I have used meta_value_num for orderby parameter. I want to order with respect to _wti_like_count meta key so I have used the same for meta_key parameter. Thats all and you will see the posts sorted by the like count.

Note:

- If you need to sort the posts by unlike count, then use _wti_unlike_count for meta_key parameter.

- If you need to sort the posts by total count (like – unlike), then use _wti_total_count for meta_key parameter.

- if you want to use this feature for WTI Like Post plugin, then its available only for the pro version since in this version meta data are stored.

- For more details on WP_Query and its meta key/value parameters, please visit here.

Happy Coding

- Switch to the default theme and try rearranging the widgets. If it works, then problem is with your theme.
- Open the Screen Option on Widgets panel above and disable accessibility mode.
- Check for magic quotes. Try turning it off and restart the server.
- Try increasing the memory limit by adding the following to wp-config.php file define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '32M'); or higher value as per your requirement.
- Resetting the plugins folder by FTP or phpMyAdmin? Sometimes, an apparently inactive plugin can still cause problems.
- Re-uploading the wp-admin and wp-includes folders from a fresh download of WordPress?
- Talk to your hosting provider.

Note:
- Please have proper back up before proceeding as above.

First we need to add a function for this login hook. Lets say the function is “set_last_login”. This will be used to store the login time when a user will log in.

//associating a function to login hook
add_action(‘wp_login’, ‘set_last_login’);

//function for setting the last login
function set_last_login($login) {
  $user = get_userdatabylogin($login);

  //add or update the last login value for logged in user
  update_usermeta( $user->ID, ‘last_login’, current_time(‘mysql’) );
}

As we have stored the last login time, now we can have a function to get the same.

//function for getting the last login
function get_last_login($user_id) {
  $last_login = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘last_login’, true);

  //picking up wordpress date time format
  $date_format = get_option(‘date_format’) . ‘ ‘ . get_option(‘time_format’);

  //converting the login time to wordpress format
  $the_last_login = mysql2date($date_format, $last_login, false);

  //finally return the value
  return $the_last_login;
}

//get current user object
$current_user = wp_get_current_user();

//get the last login time by passing the user id to the above function.
echo get_last_login($current_user->ID);

We are done.

Well there is a way to do this and wordpress provides this in a very simpler manner.

• Create a folder called assets inside your plugin root folder (where trunk folder is present) on your system.
• Create a 772×250 px sized image/banner (preferably png) with whatever message you want to convey. This should strictly have a name “banner-772×250″ followed the extension and put it inside the assets folder.
  Note: Please DO NOT put anything on the bottom left section since this will be used by wordpress to put your plugin name here.
• Now add your assets directory to svn and commit it. It will also put your banner on the svn.

You are done now. On the next plugin directory refresh (normally 15 minutes), you can see your banner on your plugin page.

Thats it. Have some good time creating this. I am sure this will add more values to your plugins page.

WTI Contact Back is a plugin for sending website admin an email letting him know that he needs to contact you back.

Installation Procedure

• Download the plugin and extract it.
• Upload the directory ‘/wti-contact-back/’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
• Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
• Click on ‘WTI Contact Back’ link under Settings menu to access the admin section.
• On widgets section, there is a widget called ‘WTI Contact Back’ available which is used as the widget.

Plugin Settings Link

Once installed and activated, this plugin settings link is available below the plugin name in the plugins section as shown above. There is also a link ‘WTI Contact Back’ available under Settings tab.

Admin Configuration Settings
When you click on the link shown above, you will be taken to the plugin Configuration Settings page. For the moment this plugin comes with 2 configuration settings.

jQuery Framework:
This option is in relation with the default jQuery settings. Disable this option if you already have the jQuery framework enabled in your theme. If not, then enable this.
Default value: Enabled

Recepient Email:
This option is for setting the email id which will be receiving the emails sent using the widget.
Default value: Admin email id used during setting up the site.

Get the plugin here

Download link:
WTI Contact Back Plugin 1.0 (37)

Download manual:
WTI Contact Back Manual 1.0 (129)

Demo link: See Demo Here

<meta name="generator" content="WordPress 3.2.1" />

This is for wordpress. But there is a way we can remove this from our site. To do this, add the following php code to your theme’s functions.php file.

remove_action('wp_head', 'wp_generator');

If everything goes on well, then the meta generator tag must have been removed from your wordpress site…

But never worry . I have a solution to your problem. WordPress provides the option to break a single post into multiple pages so that user will hardly have to scroll a lot. In stead it creates page links depending upon the number of page breaks you have added in the post. Put the below code wherever you want to add the page break.

<!–nextpage–>

When wordpress encounters this, it will treat that you are trying move the rest of the post content to the next page. So it will add the necessary page links replacing the above code.

If your theme does not support post pagination, then you will have to manually add some code in the single.php of your theme. Open single.php in any text editor and add the following code generally after the content ends.

<div id="page-links"><?php wp_link_pages('pagelink= %'); ?></div>

This code will internally add the available page links. You can also modify the above function to pass additional parameters as below

<?php wp_link_pages('before=<div id="page-links">&after=</div>&pagelink=%'); ?>

Here I’m using “id” attribute for “div” tag for adding some style to the page links. That’s it. Now you will find the pagination links at the bottom of your post content.

Description

WTI Like Post is a plugin for adding like (thumbs up) and unlike (thumbs down) functionality for wordpress posts/pages. On admin end along with configuration settings, it will show maximum of 10 most liked posts/pages. You can configure these settings to match with your requirements. It also has the option to reset the settings back to default if needed. It comes with a widget to display the most liked posts/pages which you can place in any widget area. It has live updation of like count on the widget if you like or unlike any post/page. It also comes with a language file for en-US (english- United States).

Installation Procedure

• Upload the directory ‘/wti-like-post/’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
• Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
• Click on ‘WTI Like Post’ link under Settings menu to access the admin section.
• On widgets section, there is a widget called ‘Most Liked Posts’ available which can be used to show most liked posts/pages.

Admin Plugin Link

Once installed and activated, this plugin link is available under Settings tab.

Admin Configuration Settings

When you click on the link shown above, you will be taken to the plugin Configuration Settings page. This plugin comes with a bunch of handy settings which can be set as per your requirement. Lets walk through each of these settings.

jQuery Framework:

This option is in relation with the default jQuery settings. Disable this option if you already have the jQuery framework enabled in your theme. If not, then enable this.

Default value: Enabled