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is WP SE the appropriate place to ask for plugin recommendations?
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Q: Is WP SE an appropriate place to ask for plugin recommendations?

StackOverflowNewbieI need some suggestions for an ecommerce plugin that will allow users to register and seller and/or buyer to sell/buy digital products. The seller will be given time to produce the digital product and deliver to the buyer. I want my site to take a percentage off the sale. Are plugin recommendati...

05:12
@Rarst is bald :) now - I's shocked first :o
05:40
My first ever patch submission to WP trac :)
@Sisir Good luck! I submitted my first one by April, till it's a pending discussion.
The speed of wp tickets are slower then a file in govt organizations in BD
right. Just yesterday I joined Matt's WordPress survey, and I said the only bad thing is: "Core trac is damn slow"
need to take participation on dev chats..
at slack, right?
05:49
yeah
they have open floor at the end of each session. Probably a good time for bringing up our tickets.
@Sisir nice hearing that
Once a ticket got mentioned in dev chat it gets lots of attention.
@MayeenulIslam that's not bald though...
@rarst ah, finally a different avatar of you!
finally?.. :)
05:56
its creepy to see when people got older but their avatar doesn't :)
got old?.. >_<
we all are!
ok, oldER I am fine with :P
haha
previous avatar was barely two years old though
05:58
Its a failure of loopchat we couldn't make @toscho to change his
@Sisir Robots don't age.
@toscho :)
 
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08:24
@Sisir This is why I keep my face off of them. :)
 
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10:40
@Rarst Any chance you are talking about the zip of laps from github on twitter?
how did you know... ;(:::
WordPress, dammit...
I think there is something wrong with the zip file.
yeah... but what something?
If I download it and open it it somehow puts the path in the filename.
it works perfectly fine in my local system....
10:44
But it is weird. The laps folder is there, but inside everything is flattend
Already noticed yesterday, sorry for not telling you, I was of course assuming some quirks on my end :)
I get the issue, I don't get what it means :(
At least you could reproduce it now. Ubuntu Archive Manager shows this behaviour.
Did you create this file or is this generated by github?
it's generated by my Robo task / PHP
Maybe some issues with \ vs / on Windows vs. Unix?
idk...
10:49
This sounds like the same issue:
can I throw file your way with attempt to change slashes? don't have nixes on hand
Have you tried updating Symfony? Looks like they have updated some Windows compat stuff recently.
But sure, send me the file.
Fixed. :)
grumbles
I need to abstract release task into separate package...
11:00
:)
released 1.3.2
Download is fine. :)
cheers :)
Now I have a question ;)
shoot...
11:12
Do you by accident know what is the reasoning that get_metadata doesn't unserialize if you query for all data (no $meta_key value)
performance?
really unexpected behaviour...
no idea
Ah there we go. Was a bug. Was fixed. Caused trouble. Reverted back to expected buggy state.
sigh.
11:49
Caused trouble on »wordpress.com VIP«. That is of course a reason to keep the buggy state.
Well to be honest I can somewhat understand the reasoning here. I bet there is terribly much code that would break badly and I do not see any way to do this backwards compatible.
Still this is the moments working on a platform with legacy support hurts.
 
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12:55
MultilingualPress 2.2.0 just released: github.com/inpsyde/multilingual-press/releases/tag/v2.2.0
:)
oh no
scared to update
I have nothing in production (or close to it) yet, but the fixes included are nice
13:29
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Q: can require "themefolder/includes/widgets.php" in "themefolder/functions.php" yet widgets.php doesn't run

Wouter VandenneuckerIn order to keep things clean I use functions.php almost solely to require other files. As such part of functions.php looks like this: #include types require("includes/types.php"); #include shortcodes require("includes/shortcodes.php"); #include widgetareas require("includes/widgetareas.php"); #...

Idea, anyone? I'm curious, but at the end of the rope with my knowledge here.
Sounds interesting but no clue why.
answered
that was quick
been there, done that :)
The problem with using best practices is that you never find out why they exist in the first place ;)
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13:36
quick indeed
on the contrary, usually you first find out why, then start using... :)
hard way :D
but why does it work on my server? just some configuration thing?
Sitenote, finally the title of longest hair on WPSE is mine!
it probably fails in admin context since index would be wp-admin/index.php
guys at least I'm guessing and of course my avatar doesn't represent it
ah, ok, that makes sense
@Rarst You should clarify that in the answer. This isn't totally obvious.
13:40
done
perfect
Wohoo, my company just made a decision pro »Jira«. :'(
13:54
could be trac :P
aaaan nailed it with include :)
Could be trac, yes. But coming from github, the UI looks like back in the 90s.
github tracker is soooo nice these days
But it has no fancy charts, you know.
at Yoast we use waffle on top of github, got some charts (not many, but they are working on it) waffle.io/yoast/wordpress-seo
though I would like a better dashboard, just not enough to code it myself :)
Reminds me of trello.
These cards-in-lists layout doesn't scale very well.
14:03
I mostly use tracker itself, but some people prefer columns in general... matter of taste
not huge fan of trello either, but it's good with people who are :)
It's hard to visualize the actual comprehensive degree of capacity utilisation with these tools. That's the problem for our PMs.
I don't accept this hair Rarst. You have betrayed us.
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what?
ah, jumped over hair word :D
us who?..
The lengthy hair community ;)
lol
14:39
@ChristineCooper it's not a community until it has stack exchange :P
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actually checks to see if there is a hairdressing SE
 
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Q: System downvotes on edits on new user answers

Pieter GoosenI've noticed that whenever we edit an answer from a new user, the system automatically downvotes the answer. Some of these answers deserves downvotes due to poor quality like link only answers or answers that does not attempt to answer the question on hand. There are issues though with this: S...

 
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19:15
Bret Copeland on August 27, 2015
There are lots of domain-specific languages for schedules. The most prominent might be Cron (for *nix scheduled tasks), but there's also RRULE (for iCalendar events) and many others. Cron isn't exactly what I'd call human-friendly. Can you tell me what 10 8,20 * 8 1-5 means if you don't use Cron often? Some DSL's go in the opposite direction and are wildly verbose, or will sacrifice expressiveness for simplicity.

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