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Writing WordPress Widget Best Practices1 comment

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: Don’t Nest Functions It appears to be a neat trick, but that is all it is. A hack that you sho … more →

Tags: Best Practice, Widgets, WordPress

Shortcodes API9 comments

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: WordPress 2.5 adds the ability to register bbcode style formats in plugins for post content only. I … more →

Tags: BBCode, New Feature, shortcode API, wordpress-2.5

Replacing WordPress Object Caching1 comment

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: The WordPress Object Cache changed in WordPress 2.5 and removed a lot of file support from the code. … more →

Tags: wordpress-2.5, wordpress cache, wp-cache, WP_CACHE

Writing Plugins: Including an Uninstaller

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: I think the central issue is that, plugin developers think writing an uninstaller is difficult, but … more →

Tags: HowTo, Plugin, plugin uninstaller, Uninstaller

Writing Plugins: Writing Maintainable Procedural Plugins

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: Don’t use Globals. Okay, so WordPress uses globals and that is okay, so why can’t you us … more →

Tags: Coding standards, Maintainability, naming-conventions, Plugins, procedural, Suggestions

Writing Plugins: Directory Structure

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: If you plugin is fairly simple and small, you can contain your plugin in one file and have translati … more →

Writing Plugins: Don't Place All Methods in One Object5 comments

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: Objects should only contain a single purpose, but most plugins I’ve seen pack every method in … more →

Tags: plugin standards, Singleton, WordPress

Writing Plugins: What is the Class Callback Format?5 comments

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: Prior to WordPress 2.3.0, there was a bug that prevented object referenced method callbacks from bei … more →

Tags: hooks, plugin api, Tutorial, WordPress

Writing Plugins: Does the filter or action exist?2 comments

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: This WordPress Plugin API feature is new to WordPress 2.5 and is quite interesting. Its application … more →

Writing Plugins: Getting the Current Hook

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: WordPress 2.5 adds the ability to get the current hook name. This is useful for when you have a func … more →

Tags: Documentation, New Feature, wordpress-2.5

Writing Plugins: Activation and Deactivation

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: WordPress provides hooks for when the plugin is activated and deactivated. Some plugins will have lo … more →

Tags: API, Documentation, Plugin, WordPress

Writing Plugins: Put all logic in functions1 comment

Jacob Santos wrote 1 year ago: The only code that should be outside functions are the hooks into activate, deactivate, and init hoo … more →

Tags: Documentation, WordPress, Plugin


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