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What PHP version do you use? Part 2.
Well, it’s tricky question. I always try to use as newest as possible. First of all, it gives me a lot of brand new features. Secondly, I can assure myself compatibility. I know that my scripts will work even is someone somewhere will upgrade one’s server. So, my provider gives me PHP 5.2.x, 5.3.x, 5.4.x, 5.5.x, 5.6.x and – for testing purposes – 7.0.x. I use 5.6.x because I’m not sure about their plans about upgrading PHP7. Sometimes I got client, who has PHP 5.4 and I have no choice. Of course I may tell him, that this is obsolete, but you know clients… At home, as a local developer…
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Google Analytics Head 1.4.4.1
Hi there folks, we’ve got brand new Google Analytics Head plugin for you! There are some big news in this version. First, adding plugin name to the tracking code is optional and disabled by default. Of course it’s nothing big. Big thing is, I’ve added two action hooks and one filter. And one, very important thing – triggering those actions and filtering may be enabled/disabled in options screen. So, if you want to interfere with Google Analytics Head plugin, ask your user to enable firing actions! Examples: [postad1] add_action( 'pp_google_analytics_head_before', function() { echo '' . PHP_EOL; $of_course = 'I do not have to print here, I may do something else!';…
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Security release 4.4.1
Hi there, on Jan 6th, we get new WP security release – version 4.4.1. It should update automatically, so… keep it in mind but if you already have a newest version, it should be updated.
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WP_Import has a deprecated constructor in…
Some of you gets this annoying notice: Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; WP_Import has a deprecated constructor in …\public_html\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-importer\wordpress-importer.php This happens if you set your WP_DEBUG constant to true, use PHP7 and run WordPress import plugin. It is only a notice, but still it is annoying. What to do? Well, this is the rarest case, when you have to enter into source-code. Why? Well, fist of all, we need to make a very small change. Second, those change won’t in fact change anything here. And last but not least – even if this plugin will be updated,…
