WordPress features a very rich XML-RPC interface that you can work with from external applications. It provides you access to most of the functionality you’d have directly in the admin – write posts, edit posts, edit comments, create/edit categories, manage site options, upload files, etc. As a matter of fact, certain third-party applications are already … Read more
What will happen if I want to do a version release of my plugin with all this files and folders? You need to upload your complete vendors directory to SVN. Nothing more and nothing less. For the plugin registry, the files composer installed do not have any other meaning than any other files you manually … Read more
You have to include libraries CSS and JavaScript files to your theme (preferably in your Child Theme to keep customizations separate from the parent theme’s files). In order to do that you enqueue scripts and styles in the themes functions.php file. From the Including CSS & JavaScript Theme Handbook: Enqueue the script or style using … Read more
Authenticate user using Hashed Password in MySQL Query and C#
As this is a matter of Aperture/Lightroom plugins, maybe this Question could be posed in other sites of the Stack: Photography Ask Different The Aperture side seems to have less options: the only plugin I’ve found seems outdated, Pixelpipe an Applescript that may be of use if tweaked. This Mac blogging app, Marsedit, may be … Read more
How to allow users login to WP from external domain and make REST requests
You should create a user data version index variable, every time it changes increment. This should help keeping track of which the most current version of the data set is. You can use the value of that index to determine, if an update should happen or not. (Answer from comment)
I’ve set up YOURLS for and have been extremely pleased. With the wordpress plugin, it will automatically create a short url for you if there isn’t one. And with the Admin of YOURLS you can create your own custom short url’s to anything you want, granted it isn’t in WP Admin. I don’t believe you … Read more
If each plugin/theme functions on its own, then you should probably drop the the library in every theme/plugin. Then just check to see if it a class or function from the third-party library exists before requiring it. <?php if( class_exists( ‘SomeClass’ ) ) { // require/include here } or <?php if( function_exists( ‘some_function’ ) ) … Read more