Well, we’ve all been there. We have a code at hand from a blog, documentation or knowledge base, but totally clueless on how to test it without ruining existing setup. It says to test on theme functions.php, but client will not be happy if you modify any files....
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At the end of 2018, let’s look back at some of the highlights we achieved and what lies ahead of us in 2019. We achieved some significant progress on 2018, including our first open source community based plugin based on Intercom API plus its addons, many clients...
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We are very happy to announce a maintenance release of 1.0.25 for our Intercom Subscription plugin. This release addresses the API update to the latest version from the platform author – Intercom. We have learned that Intercom has released their API version 1.1...
read morePartially fixed issue #42677 in WooCommerce It’s technically possible that the Featured Product block in WooCommerce might be pointing to a product which is not visible to most users like draft, private, scheduled products etc. But currently the product is being...
read moreFixed issue #46173 in WooCommerce In recent versions of WooCommerce, there is a bug associated with the Flat Rate shipping method. If comma is used as decimal separator and decimal point is used as thousand separator the shipping cost appears to be free. We applied a...
read moreFixed issue #35035 in WooCommerce The issue When updating an order status via the REST API, there is no way to designate this action as manual. Therefore, the automatically generated order note, such as “Order status changed from Failed to On hold,” is...
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WordPress 7.0 “Armstrong” has officially arrived. Major WordPress releases are important because they introduce significant changes to how your website looks, functions, and performs. As a website owner, you might be wondering how these updates will affect...
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The barrier to entry for WordPress development has officially vanished. For years, creating a custom plugin meant mastering PHP, understanding the WordPress Plugin API, and spending hours debugging code. Today, the rise of the “vibe-coding” movement allows you to...
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When you first launch a WordPress website, it feels incredibly fast. Pages load instantly, the dashboard is snappy, and everything works exactly as it should. However, many website owners notice a frustrating trend after about a year. Over time, that once-speedy site...
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