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xDebug Remote Debugging With WordPress and phpStorm

March 20, 2017Lance Cleveland

I’ve been using phpStorm to do local debugging of my WordPress app on a VVV box for a few years now. This week I have been running into some challenges…Continue readingxDebug Remote Debugging With WordPress and phpStorm

Why Your WordPress Plugin Should Have Almost Nothing In The Main Folder

March 3, 2017Lance Cleveland

As we continue to roll out our Store Locator Plus SaaS service built on top of WordPress as our application foundation we continually refine our plugin, theme, and API architecture. …Continue readingWhy Your WordPress Plugin Should Have Almost Nothing In The Main Folder

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Hacking Snagit PNG Files For Clarity

March 1, 2017Lance Cleveland

While working on some updates to the Store Locator Plus website I ran into a rather annoying issue when it came to the logo for the website. On the documentation…Continue readingHacking Snagit PNG Files For Clarity

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Wiring WordPress Media Uploader Into Your Web App

January 31, 2017February 6, 2023Lance Cleveland

As predicted, the “premium” theme I purchased to make things happen on the HereMusic.Live site needs more tweaking. Today I am diving into the proper way to wire the WordPress…Continue readingWiring WordPress Media Uploader Into Your Web App

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Hacking WordPress – Articles About Coding Plugins and Themes

January 26, 2017February 6, 2023Lance Cleveland

Recently I’ve begun building a music directory site. I purchased a premium theme and the accompanying premium plugins. Sadly, premium does not necessarily mean well-written. Turns out this theme and…Continue readingHacking WordPress – Articles About Coding Plugins and Themes

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Some jQuery Foo I Learned While “Leveling Up” This Weekend

January 9, 2017February 6, 2023Lance Cleveland

I am the first to admit that I got on the JavaScript bandwagon a little late. I was a bit hesitant because of my work with government projects a half-decade…Continue readingSome jQuery Foo I Learned While “Leveling Up” This Weekend

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A WordPress Plugin Coding Adventure – A Love Hate Relationship

July 15, 2016Lance Cleveland

Over the past 48 hours I spent time between numerous meetings writing another WordPress Plugin, a WooCommerce Report Modifier that we need for our Store Locator Plus store. I’ve not…Continue readingA WordPress Plugin Coding Adventure – A Love Hate Relationship

Plugin Development Technology WordPress

More Notes On PHP Version Switching in VVV

July 11, 2016Lance Cleveland

This article is a follow-on to Changing PHP Version on Vagrant . Here are some discoveries of using different versions of PHP on vagrant. Change Your Host The default vvv…Continue readingMore Notes On PHP Version Switching in VVV

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Changing PHP Version On Vagrant

June 29, 2016Lance Cleveland

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After nearly 24 hours of working on this issue I finally figure out how to change the running version of PHP from the WEB SERVER…Continue readingChanging PHP Version On Vagrant

Plugin Development WordPress

Using PHP Anonymous Functions In WordPress

March 25, 2016Lance Cleveland

Recently I published an article “Adding WordPress REST API Security To Basic CRUD Operations” where the permissions callback points directly to a function: register_rest_route( SLP_REST_SLUG . ‘/’ . $version, ‘/locations/’,…Continue readingUsing PHP Anonymous Functions In WordPress

Plugin Development Security WordPress

Adding WordPress REST API Security To Basic CRUD Operations

March 24, 2016Lance Cleveland

Work has been underway adding REST API functionality to the Store Locator Plus plugin. Most people are familiar with the basic concept of using REST to fetch data from a…Continue readingAdding WordPress REST API Security To Basic CRUD Operations