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Create a Custom WordPress Plugin From Scratch

This tutorial will describe the implementation of a Wordpress plugin starting from scratch. The plugin will connect to an external OSCommerce database and display random products on your Wordpress site. It also implements a configuration page for the Wordpress admin panel. Introduction Wordpress is gaining more and more popularity each day, not just as a blogging platform but also as a basic CMS, thus improving and extending its basic functionality becoming a day-to-day necessity for a lot of developers. Fortunately, the Wordpress developers have foreseen these needs and added the possibility of customizing the basic functionality by adding plugins. Basicaly, a Wordpress plugin is a (more or less) stand-alone piece of code that can be executed in different sections and stages within a page or site. In today’s tutorial we’ll be talking about creating a Wordpress plugin that extracts and displays products from an external OSCommerce shop database.

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WordPress Plugins: Implementing jQuery Tutorial « Steve Reynolds

WordPress Plugins: Implementing jQuery Tutorial . Utilizing ajax and other wonders within WordPress plugins couldn’t be easier thanks to jQuery . What’s more, jQuery is already installed as part of the WordPress …

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WordPress Hack: Bulletproof Page Menu Labels | Css Globe

I call this solution a ” hack ” because, in order to get this done, we need to update a file outside your theme’s directory, directly in WP’s core – classes. php (/wp-includes/classes. php ) For that reason alone I suggest …

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Design An Elegant Featured Content Slider for Wordpress | GoMediaZine

The original Coda Slider tutorial at jQuery for Designers goes into the nuts and bolts of the jQuery code and the mark-up structure. I’ll refer you there if you want to learn more about the jQuery is actually working. …

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Use jQuery to Enhance your WordPress Comment Form | Trevor Davis

I have already completed a couple of tutorials on forms and jQuery ( Ajax Forms with jQuery and Flexible and Semantic Forms with a Little jQuery ), but I wanted to show another example of using a simple jQuery script to …

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The Power of WordPress and jQuery: 30+ Useful Plugins & Tutorials

There is one such plugin, built around the Mootools library, but in this tutorial you will learn how to do this using jFlow jQuery plugin. It will also automatically scroll. Of course, this can easily be modified to use the navigation …

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