Hello All, I’m Brad & I’ll be contribu…
Hello All, I’m Brad & I’ll be contributing where I can. I’ve just started working on the logo variations so let me know if there are any specific formats you want. Looking forward to contributing!
Hello All, I’m Brad & I’ll be contributing where I can. I’ve just started working on the logo variations so let me know if there are any specific formats you want. Looking forward to contributing!
Not sure why, but I get this sinking feeling that I REALLY REALLY want to have the site redesigned (with our colors) to look like the current wordpress.org in terms of the Site Header, pretty content formatting, and footer. Not looking to use bbPress, the Plugin/Theme directory, or Documentation system — those would all be …
Renaming for consistency with WP constants. Though it doesn’t exist yet, it may in the future, hence the check to see if it’s defined first. if (!defined(‘WP_INCLUDES_URL’)) { define(‘WP_INCLUDES_URL’, includes_url()); }
Renaming for consistency. Added pod_query function mapping to pods_query in deprecated.php
Cyrus Collier, previously a Core Dev Team member, has become a Contributing Developer as he focuses on school. He said he’ll have more time after April and this summer so I’m looking forward to seeing what he’s able to code up when his schedule opens up some more.
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() …