Ross Morsali
@ross-m.bsky.social
I build plugins for WordPress, working on Search & Filter v3
rm.codes
searchandfilter.com
rm.codes
searchandfilter.com
Yeah it's been an odd day, made the most of it though by going to the beach, park, and sitting on a terrace.
Forgot to say the oddest thing was no traffic lights! People have been incredibly civilised though from what I saw 😁
Forgot to say the oddest thing was no traffic lights! People have been incredibly civilised though from what I saw 😁
April 28, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Yeah it's been an odd day, made the most of it though by going to the beach, park, and sitting on a terrace.
Forgot to say the oddest thing was no traffic lights! People have been incredibly civilised though from what I saw 😁
Forgot to say the oddest thing was no traffic lights! People have been incredibly civilised though from what I saw 😁
April 11, 2025 at 6:57 AM
March 20, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Haha no not at all, it's easier than you might think.
Something I noticed a while back was the deactivate links usually have the correct link, but plugins hijack them with JS, so it's a case of hijacking that and redirecting the href.
And the link is usually wrapped in a 'deactivate' class.
Something I noticed a while back was the deactivate links usually have the correct link, but plugins hijack them with JS, so it's a case of hijacking that and redirecting the href.
And the link is usually wrapped in a 'deactivate' class.
March 20, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Haha no not at all, it's easier than you might think.
Something I noticed a while back was the deactivate links usually have the correct link, but plugins hijack them with JS, so it's a case of hijacking that and redirecting the href.
And the link is usually wrapped in a 'deactivate' class.
Something I noticed a while back was the deactivate links usually have the correct link, but plugins hijack them with JS, so it's a case of hijacking that and redirecting the href.
And the link is usually wrapped in a 'deactivate' class.
Haha I won't rule it out...!
I think these popups annoy devs the most who are constantly disabling and enabling plugins, I'm guessing end users are not so bothered by them
I think these popups annoy devs the most who are constantly disabling and enabling plugins, I'm guessing end users are not so bothered by them
March 20, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Haha I won't rule it out...!
I think these popups annoy devs the most who are constantly disabling and enabling plugins, I'm guessing end users are not so bothered by them
I think these popups annoy devs the most who are constantly disabling and enabling plugins, I'm guessing end users are not so bothered by them
Do you mean to sell the plugin as in the business? I guess it's difficult without having made any sales, you could ask for more regardless once you prove viability and launch the pro version + make some sales.
This sounds like a tough challenge!
This sounds like a tough challenge!
March 13, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Do you mean to sell the plugin as in the business? I guess it's difficult without having made any sales, you could ask for more regardless once you prove viability and launch the pro version + make some sales.
This sounds like a tough challenge!
This sounds like a tough challenge!