Every single time I open a new project VS Code asks me if I trust the authors. It’s kind of annoying, since in 99% of the cases I am the author. Aside from that, it requires me to click a button with my mouse. Disable author check Luckily, it’s possible to disable this author check: […]
VS Code showing errors for functions in WordPress core?
I literally got used to Visual Studio code highlighting function names from WordPress core when working in environments that don’t include the WordPress Core files. Quite disturbing actually – especially when you have code sniffers setup and follow WordPress Coding Standards. Well, today I noticed it again and did some research. Apparently, there’s an easy […]
Importing a database from the command line
Error: Failed to get current SQL modes. Reason: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can’t connect to local MySQL server through socket ‘/tmp/mysql.sock’ (13) In the example above, I couldn’t get wp db import (WP CLI) to import a database since a different mysql.sock was used. The solution We can use the mysql command to import the database […]
Setting PHP versions in Deployer deployments
Sometimes your terminal environment (where you SSH into) uses a different PHP version then that you need. Most hosting companies do have several PHP versions available. But how do you use them, and more importantly, how do you set the right one when deploying new versions with Deployer? The errors you can run into In […]
Bulk deleting options in WordPress database
Since I wanted to test how my plugin would function without data, I needed to clear some ACF created options from the database. ACF creates a whole bunch of options using a very similar name, in my case; options_mc_creator_mailchimp_api_key _options_mc_creator_mailchimp_api_key options_mc_creator_mailchimp_server And lots more.. I like using WP CLI for this but WP CLI doesn’t […]
Control Spotify from the command line in Ubuntu
I like automation, I really do. Especially when it comes down to the atmosphere. I moved to an office recently and when I walk in I want things to be in motion; In this specific case I want music to be playing already when I come in. I would love it if the lights and […]
Generate a plugin install link in WordPress
Below you’ll find a function that generates a plugin install link for WordPress. You can use this in the dashboard. This link acts the same way as the “Install plugin” buttons when searching for plugins within WordPress. $url = wp_nonce_url( self_admin_url( ‘update.php?action=install-plugin&plugin={plugin_slug}’ ), ‘install-plugin_{plugin_slug}’ ); Replace {plugin_slug} with the actual plugin slug, like ‘sympose’, ‘akismet’, […]
Hiding unwanted javascript console warnings and notices like JQMIGRATE and migrateWarn
Honestly – sometimes I just want to see clean console output, but with frameworks and platforms like WordPress you can’t always control all libraries used and how they use the Web developer console. Most of the times, these console warnings are not essential for the work that i’m doing but I do want to see […]
Get expert advice, talk to a consultant.
I’ve had many occasions in which I tried to figure something out myself. This is fine as long as you have time, but if you’re limited on time your best best is usually to talk to someone that has the expert knowledge that you’re looking for. I did this before when I was figuring out […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- …
- 12
- Next Page »