I have created content that goes through a database and accesses information to then display it in multiple test files. I want to migrate this over to a page on a wordpress website. I have created a custom page page-slug.php and have inserted code for the basic html part, which is working fine, however I am having trouble getting the other php files it needs to access recognized by the include statements. It is working perfect when I have all of the files just displaying the content on the test url. I just need it to access the files such as connect.php, query.php, etc. I have placed the files into the wordpress custom theme folder as well. I also need the file to reference a couple jquery files as well as my php ones.
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- download12749 2015-01-12 00:59关注
It's not entirely clear what is the situation and I have the feeling you have to fill up some gray areas in your understanding of how wordpress works basically - topics like enqueuing scripts and css files, using actions and filters (google it and try it), but:
You have to use the "add_action" call in your functions.php file for a start (later on you can make a separate functions file)
- If you want to load php files inline, you can use for example the get_template_part function
You really have to learn about these basic topics first: actions & filters / hooks, which are something like events / triggers in other systems enqueuing files to wordpress customizing your wordpress template creating a child theme - important
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