Should I use custom post types or a custom database tables for plugin development?
I’m fairly new to writing wordpress plugins, but I’ve jumped in the deep end already and I want to make sure I’m doing it “right” on my upcoming big project.
I’m fairly new to writing wordpress plugins, but I’ve jumped in the deep end already and I want to make sure I’m doing it “right” on my upcoming big project.
I’ve posted a bug-report about this a few months ago (on WordPress trac (Widget Instance Form Update Bug)) and I thought I’d try writing about it here too. Maybe someone has a better solution to this issue than me.
What is the advantage of using wp_mail() over mail(). Codex says they’re similar, but they seem to be very similar.
Should I use the function add_filter In my plugin’s init action hook or just the in the main plugin script?
JeffreyWay /
WordPress-Theme-Options-Page –
open source class the project is hosted on github aimed at theme developers,
looks nice, haven’t used it. (link dead)
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I am trying to build a WordPress plugin here with a custom user admin area. What I would like to do is when the user adds /edit at the end of the page, it should open a page from my plugin. So for example
I think I’m pretty close to cracking this nut 🙂
When you click on “Posts” or “Pages”, you get a paged listing of your posts or pages with the following columns:
I’m developing a wordpress plugin at the moment which I do not want in the WordPress plugin repository. However I still want to be able to push updates to my costumers from my own API repository.
Has anyone used autoloading and/or PHP namespaces within a plugin or theme?