Back in 2014, while working a client project, needed to simplify the administration interface on WordPress, the approach was to develop a simple plugin that enables to hide administration areas from WordPress. After a long wait, I just refactored the plugin and added some visual improvements, the changes on the…
One of the challenges a common developer finds when building serverless AWS Lambda functions is the test phase.
Lambda-Local package comes to the rescue, by simply installing the lambda-local package you’ll be able to flawlessly test your lambda functions.
When you develop a plugin sometimes you need a communication channel with the users that installed the plugin, one easy way to achieve this is showing a WordPress Admin notification on top of pages.
WP Forms plugin is a great form plugin that bundles a friendly and useful visual form builder. As a developer i want to use the form builder editor to allow users be independent creating the forms but i also want to save the form submission in it’s own database structure, therefore did a little research on the plugin code and found a neat way to do this.
I will try to share, as clearer as possible, the steps you need to do so that you can access form submission data without the need to change the actually plugin. This can be done either by adding the extension into your theme or building a small plugin for it.
Some weeks ago i have written about “How to add custom meta box to wordpress admin interface“, the article focused only on adding the metabox and fields on the WordPress admin interface. On this post i will guide you through how save and retrieve custom_meta fields from database.
Building a WordPress form can be a tricky way to do it, if you want to do it the right way. Done a little bit of study on the subject and found out what is seem to be the right way to handle form submission on wordpress, a quick how to explained below:
