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Blog entries by LPH
The following post shares some of the tools I currently use for PHP development and learning PHP. The list is dynamic and shifts as my knowledge shifts. I'll try to update it as I make changes to my preferences. After all, the decisions to use one tool over another are highly personal. You may...
In passing a parameter to a function or method, type declaration or hinting can be useful to ensure the correct parameter type is passed to the function. For example, a requirement to pass an array involves placing the word array in front of the parameter.
Create a file named...
The top of all bootstrap files for WordPress plugins begin with an important comment block. Below is a sample of a multiline comment block which describes the plugin and provides name, URI, Author, Author URI, and Version.
Create a file named fabulous.php and place it in the wp-content/plugins...
I posted code in the first entry for this series that allowed you to test and read XenForo code. I called the file connectXenForo.php. If you haven't read the first entry for this series then please do so now and return after you have set up your local environment.
Today we'll look at the...
A simple XenWord development log was kept as a thread in the XenWord Announcements forums for almost a full year. In the beginning a new thread was created for each month via WordPress. The thread would be closed to others but allow me to post comments as updates.
Eventually I posted the start...
November 2016 was very productive for releasing a few bug fixes for XenWord as well as adding a few new features.
WordPress is expected to ship version 4.7. XenWord has been tested with up to 4.7-beta 4. The greatest advantage to 4.7 will be the addition of the Custom CSS area in the...
Information in this post is packed with PHP terms. Ask in the comments if you are unclear about a term or something that is written.
Sometimes I stick a var_dump into a section of the XenWord code, click on a local test site, and look for the returned values. There is an easier way to handle...
