One of the challenges that theme and plugin developers have to face is making sure that their code works regardless of the directory in which their project is installed. Case in point: for the past couple of weeks, I’ve been working on a number of WordPress-specific projects each of which features some heavy client-side functionality. […]
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Last week, I discussed everything that went my decision on retiring site memberships. For those who were members (or even read the initial idea), you may recall that I was using Restrict Content Pro to power the site. When retiring the memberships, I wanted to make sure I was able to maintain the integrity of […]
One of the things that programmers often talk about is the desire to break programs into smaller components, or functions, so that it makes them easier to trace, easier to read, and easier to debug.
Before we look into error logs, IDEs, Xdebug, and so on, we’ll take a look at what we can do with Native WordPress debugging tools.
Here’s a starting point for how to update subsequent events that are created by Event Calendar using database queries and native WordPress APIs.
