A quick reference guide for WordPress plugin developers who host their plugin in the WordPress.org repository.
A quick reference guide for WordPress plugin developers who host their plugin in the WordPress.org repository.
Written from the perspective of a WordPress plugin developer. If things don’t work out, refund is the least you can do.
WordPress is one of the most popular and best-known options for building a website, and that’s primarily due to the variety of plug-ins it offers for adding features to pages. Even beginning web designers and developers can use WordPress plug-ins…
It has now become a mandate for everyone to have a good online presence given the state of digitisation we are in. Earlier it used to be difficult to create a niche online as it needed strong technical skills to…
Using the get_file_data() function. More efficient than using get_plugin_data() function. $plugin_data = get_file_data( WP_PLUGIN_DIR . ‘/plugin-folder-name-in-wp-content-plugins-folder/plugin-main-file.php’, array( ‘Version’ => ‘Version’ ) ); $plugin_data[‘Version’] will have the version. To read version from within the same plugin: $plugin_data = get_file_data( __FILE__, array(…
