Scott Kingsley Clark There are two formats that stick out in WP’s source code that I have grown to like: if (4 == $val) t$val = 5; and $val = (4 == $val ? 5 : $val); Anyone have any objections to the spacing and formatting used in these? The first shows no use of brackets when the …
Just wondering, anyone prefer one over the other? I feel the first offers an easier lookup via Find if you just type in “function_name (” Suggested way: function function_name ($var, $var) { Current way: function function_name($var, $var) {
Just updated PodAPI::save_pod() to more dynamically handle fields, which means this function will be used going forward when importing packages for example, filling out the Pod and Table with the fields necessary.
Making a lot of progress on PodMigrate() now. My focus right now is to make it possible to import Pods, not just items this time, I’m looking at importing actual Pods using PHP (and not the package standard), which would eventually be used by the Package import system. Again, part of the new PodMigrate() class, …
We already have a few classes in Pods (prior to 2.0): PodInit() Pod() PodAPI() PodCache() 2.0 will be adding a few more and here’s what the lineup will look like (with the renames, but remember there’s backwards compatibility built into the old names!): PodsInit() Pods() – best-practice function to init is $var = pods($podname,$id_or_slug) PodsUI() …
Calling from the depths of hollywood, I think it’s safe to say not everyone wants random ghostlike baseball players on their farm. As an example of this, I think we should start implementing some sort of class shift from inclusion by default into inclusion via need. So, instead of the entire site loading up PodAPI …
It’d be awesome if someone could head up research into if it’s feasible to include code highlighting via Ace (previously Bespin / Skywriter) – http://ace.ajax.org/
Lots of 2.0 updates — Mike Van Winkle (hence forth known as VW or MVW in my eyes) and I are working on committing the WP Multisite Activation process into 2.0 right now..
Mike has worked with Pods since 2009 and WordPress since 2005. I know he’s got enough PHP / WP chops to handle the tasks set forth in Pods 2.0 – and he’s going to be contributing via our Tracker. For now, he’s a Contributing Developer with no SVN access, but I have no doubt that …
Hunter has worked with Pods for a long while now, and I’ve worked with him directly on a few projects he needed help with. I feel he’s got enough knowledge to cut it as an Official Support team member in our Contributing Team. He’s agreed to take on the position and offer up QnA support …