You have an add-on that you want to give away as part of another purchase for certain prices. Yet, you want to allow updates in case there are any.
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How to maintain and update your free WordPress.org hosted plugin using Git
Using this method you can use git for the majority of your source code control while only pulling in your changes using git when you need to push an update to your users.
Fixing issue with Stripe, Easy Digital Downloads and Terms Checkbox
So what’s the issue? Well if someone misses that little checkbox to agree to your terms and conditions, the whole page will refresh and all the data will be lost.
How to create a signup form using Mailchimp groups in WordPress
Using MailChimp for WordPress you can avoid errors and with Boxzilla, allows you to create a popup on link click or slide in when they scroll down the page
Ways to handle pro and free versions of your WordPress plugin
If you create a «pro» or premium version of your free WordPress plugin and don’t handle things properly, you might run into annoying support issues.
How to avoid the MailChimp «too many attempts» signup error
While launching my Working with JavaScript and WordPress course, I ended up getting on one of the e-blasts from the JavaScript for WP course. While I was getting a lot of signups… Leer más »
How to rebuild WordPress VVV
I managed to find the solution: update vagrant, update VirtualBox, then update VVV with git pull, move the .vagrant folder, then vagrant up.
How to set up multiple Git push integrations with WPEngine
If you manage multiple sites on the platform, setting up multiple Git push integrations can start to conflict as they’re all at the same domain.
How WordPress.org Plugin Translations Are Handled
Frequently asked questions on the process of getting language packs into plugins published on wordpress.org
How to Use Actions and Filters to Make a WordPress Plugin Your Own
Actions and filters allow you to modify how a plugin works without hacking away at the plugin itself.