Updated Dev Blog header with logo something simple…
Updated Dev Blog header with logo, something simple for now. If anyone has a better image, just send it over 😉
Updated Dev Blog header with logo, something simple for now. If anyone has a better image, just send it over 😉
Added Brad McAlister (@sonicparke) as a contributor for his work on the Logos / Buttons. He’s got other things up his sleeve so keep a look out!
Also just replaced the old logo on the site header with the revised one (higher quality) and just a hair larger too.
Added logos to the About page for easy reference when writing tutorials, articles, or promotional material. About
Just a quick update, it’s been taking me a long time to finish up the huge DB updates including updating the DB usage through all of the files to remove any reference to mysql_* functions. I’m *almost* done with the PodsAPI class, which is by far one of the biggest ones that needs the updates. …
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After discussion with @logikal16, here are the new rules we’ll be enforcing on the Pods codebase. Shorthand Shorthand can get messy, so it’s permitted in simple cases. Here are the examples where Shorthand usage is permitted. if (0 < $variable || false !== $variable) $do = ‘something’; else $do = ‘something’; and $do = (0 …
I’m in the process of going through the entire plugin and revising all usage of pods_query to utilize an array of objects (which is what $wpdb->get_results returns), as well as a few other updates to formatting. Here’s a few I’m looking to get some input on — pods_query() usage I’m seeing pods_query used in two …
Someone on twitter recently said that WP and Pods coding was uglier than ExpressionEngine. Now, we all know it’s a bit different since EE coding isn’t straight PHP so it’s not a perfect comparison, but it got me thinking since the WP Shortcode API allows for similar stuff to this, perhaps we can do something …
I want to make more use of error handling rather than just straight die()’s – so I’m working on implementing http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Error within 2.0 for different cases. The only thing I’m trying to work out is not the implementation of the error, but the handling of the error on the other side. This may add an …