In the previous tutorial, we’ve created our two admin pages and linked them from our menu items for the admins. Now, let’s add inputs to our settings page, namely the ($this->plugin_name.’-admin-settings-display.php’). <div class="wrap"> <h2>MarketoForms Settings</h2> <?php settings_errors(); ?>…

This is not going to be an article, but a series of articles that should take me (and you, I hope), from zero to plugin development. In this series I will try to develop a plugin and present you the journey that I took in order to reach the final…

This tutorial is part of a series that tells my journey toward creating a WordPress plugin. In order to add an item to the admin menu, we need to use the add_action() function and reference the action to the ‘admin_menu’. …

In the previous article we’ve set up the infrastructure that will hold our CodeIgniter application. In this tutorial we are finally going to really install CodeIgniter 4. I promise!… If you never had the chance to follow the previous tutorial on how to build the Docker containers, or if you…

Let us start by explaining the title. By automated testing we must understand exactly what the naming implies. Not as in manual testing, automated testing means that there is no need for human intervention once the test has been created. …