Adam

Actually ACF isn't that bad... You can declare fields programmatically much like you would any other framework and out of all the shitty frameworks that exist for this purpose, it is one of the better ones. So I've come to surmise after being forced into using it on several projects.

according to meta you cannot revert your edit, you either need to wait for it to be approved or rejected... if it has already been approved, then submit another edit I would suggest, fixing the problem.

which edit? just edit it again

no

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Yeah everyone needs a good release... I watched a walk through on HS a while back, looks pretty good. Anyway just saw that MtG come up on the feed, remember you mentioned playing it.

been meaning to check that out in all that free time i have

I have NFI what they're even talking about its been that long

@Rarst you'd appreciate this, Magic world cup :D twitch.tv/magic

must rant daily

@Rarst cool, something to think about thanks.

cya :)

Wet dreams do come true...

yup... try loading the customizer outside of the backend too great fun

come on now, you should have known what was up when I said "good"

Customizer API is really good

The Fields API is a lot like looking into the sun...

The REST API on the other hand I have a real use and need for in production projects... I was just a bit amazed at the "don't give a rats" attitude towards a fundamental design flaw in the REST API itself that could easily be avoided simply by adding a suffix to a filter! The backward thinking that because core doesn't address collision issues on CPT and taxon names doesn't have any bearing on writing good shit in the REST API - but apparently I am wrong.

@MarkKaplun oh... already looked at the fields API, f**K that thing...

It's WordPress, someone always gets hurt!

humans are in infallible

who am I to argue with their demi-god

@Rarst definitely understand that for some situations, but to say you wont make your filter more context appropriate because core doesn't to me is just perpetuating poor form... but hey, WP right... ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I think I worked it out...

@Rarst Certainly seems that way after traversing through its code. I would have thought that the REST API, at the very least, would be an opportunity for some kind of fresh start... boy was I wrong, same shit, same attitudes :/

REST API should be a clean slate not to perpetuate confusion found in core WP API, but alas... wontfix. Sad. github.com/WP-API/WP-API/issues/1202

@Howdy_McGee the first returns the URI the latter returns the path, two different use cases... neither contains a trailing slash

yeah it will, for your plugin

@Sisir is it your addon or a 3rd party?

oh well better luck next time then :D

hey

@CoderSte WPRemote still works, it's just a product that's no longer for "sale", just free... it was originally an internal tool for their team. Works pretty well for a light weight solution for updating multiple sites.

@toscho misusing in what way?

oh haha i get the joke now

What's the issue exactly?

:D been a long time watcher

@kaiser busy boy on filterama, from v0.1.2 to v0.5.0 in an 1hr and half :)

You can juse use JS Date API for that, you don't need to fall on system timezone

@Sisir not sure what you mean exactly? like context... you have full JS API available to you so can that not suffice? Are you trying to change system time or?

@Sisir yeah... it's pretty easy too with the new high level/low level apis.

@MarkKaplun this sh*t storm is not new, it was reported in npm-land well over a year ago. But now it's been exacerbated by the recent mass exodus of modules from Azer. Raises a very good point though... How secure is the WP.org repo in preventing against hacks being injected into the repo undetected?

lol

it's good to see alternatives out there at least

I'd go for OSS approach if it were me and monetize extensions

yeah, different approach... probably part of the reason why it's not seen everywhere is because it's semi-commercial or restricted version (free version) yet completely extensible.

yeah it's strange...

Craft is built on Yii