I am hoping a lot of you out there that read my blog are design and wordpress users because changing your site to conform to HTML5 will not be that hard. I have changed 3 lines. Index: E:/My Site/Code/trunk/header.php =================================================================== — E:/My Site/Code/trunk/header.php (revision 252) +++ E:/My Site/Code/trunk/header.php (working copy) @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ -<!DOCTYPE [...]
When you are writing a plugin that uses Ajax in the front end, you must use: add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_<ACTION NAME>’, <YOUR FUNCTION> ); …as doing… add_action( ‘wp_ajax_<ACTION NAME>’, <YOUR FUNCTION> ); … is only for logged in users. So if you have a plugin that operates no matter which way users interface with the plugin, you [...]
So I thought I give you all an update. I am still traveling back and forth between NY to MN for work, working on web design and other related Best Buy/Geek Squad issues. It has been frustrating to say the least to fly back every two weeks. I am meeting tons of new people while [...]
I took the dive today and moved this site into WordPress 3.0 Development trunk way ahead of the feature freeze date. I been monitoring the commits, and while I haven’t done much except for the few patches I have submitted the code is very stable. For those daring, go ahead and run the trunk. You’ll [...]
One of the problems the core developers have of WordPress is the amount of testing that goes on. Since this is free/open source software, users usually do not try software that they can get free. When its paid software they fell like it’s an obligation to make sure that they are getting their’s money worth [...]
January 18, 2010
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Right now there is no plans to have jQuery updated to 1.4.0 in WordPress 3.0. It is not impossible, but very unlikely due to fact that it does not cover the WordPress 3.0 Scope of Work. Use jQuery at your own risk and if you do use it, unload jQuery 1.3 first before registering jQuery [...]
So I been working on behind the scenes on a new Widget version of my theme. It’s now live and it works great, but I had to make a number of modifications to the Widget system for it to work correctly. Back story: The first post in this series is located here. The way the [...]
