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 …
No, not that type of dating 🙂 Talking about the Pods usage of date(), we should at all times use date_i18n() instead, which has two params just like date() which are $format and $timestamp. This ensures all places where a date is shown is set to the correct timezone that the WP site is set …
Hey all, so I’ve been working on the front end for the new Form Manager / API / UI and by far my biggest hangup is a fork in the road (as I see it currently) regarding the file column. As it stands it’s quite elegant as far as other WordPress plugins are concerned, but …
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
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.