After you’ve worked with WordPress for any extended amount of time, it’s likely that you’ve worked with post metadata in some capacity. Perhaps you’ve simply read metadata from the database, or maybe you’ve both written to and read from the database table, as well. It can be a really powerful API whenever you need […]
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[…] from the point of ground-zero and then building up from there. For example: The basics of object-oriented programming, Object-oriented design patterns, Object-oriented programming in the context of WordPress I still plan to do something like that with a few topics, but there are also plans to cover things in a bit more detail that […]
[…] we could use to script the whole installation of copying files to the right location, setting registry values, and then letting the user know the application was installed? WordPress plugins have gotten away from that. I don’t know why, and I don’t like it. There’s no reason we can’t programmatically take care of our users. I’d […]
[…] when it comes to unit testing in PHP, many of us are familiar with PHPUnit; however, when it comes to unit testing plugins that are integrated with WordPress, it helps to have a test environment set up. Sure, it’s possible to set aside a test database, test content, and then defined mock objects based […]
