If you have a piece of code that parser CSV files you may have used this code to instruct php to try to detect the lines because they are different between Windows and Linux/Unix/Mac operating systems. Solution how to fix Deprecated: auto_detect_line_endings You can remove the line that sets that config setting or have a […]
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Free Download: You can download this article in PDF format. Why would you need to allow HTML code in post author's bio? Including HTML in the author bio can significantly enhance the user experience on your WordPress site. Here are a few scenarios where this capability can be particularly useful: How to Edit Author Bio
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WordPress is a versatile platform that allows you to create various types of content through its default and custom post types. While the standard post types like 'posts' and 'pages' cater to most needs, custom post types enable you to tailor your content structure for more specific requirements. This guide will help you identify the
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Choosing between writing custom code or using existing WordPress plugins is a common dilemma for developers. Both options have their advantages and drawbacks, and the best choice often depends on the specific needs of the project. In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of each approach and offer guidance on making the right
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You can install Docker on Mac using Homebrew using the following command in the terminal program. You may be prompted to enter your password during the installation. It will take a minute or two to complete depending on your internet speed. You can download this article as a PDF Docker is a great way to
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You will see that kind of error if you are developing a custom WordPress plugin that makes Ajax calls. A normal response to an Ajax call should be a JSON object that contains some useful information. The reason could be that the action is not being handled properly. The plugin must send exactly at least
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The very first step is to open the page source by doing right click and then View Page Source. Then search for jquery.js or most likely jquery.min.js. The browser will tell you how many times the keyword was found on that page. The jQuery version that ships with WordPress will be loaded from /wp-includes/ folder
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From time to time you'll inevitably encounter a frustrating WordPress ajax error where the user clicks on a button or tries to submit a form and nothing happens. It is very likely a JavaScript issue, but to find out what's the actual error, you need to do some debugging. Just a reminder that an ajax
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Do you like writing git commit messages? Do you like commenting your code? It is super helpful to provide descriptive git commit messages. It's not just for you but for other developers as well. When you comment the code it's always good to start with why. When you add your reasons why a piece of
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WordPress has lots of filters and actions which are known as actions. That way you can achieve a lot of things without having to modify the WordPress source code directly also known as hacking the core. There is a WordPress filter for the http_request_args but there isn't one for 'http_request_url' just yet. To modify the