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Issue 1: export command not working You’re on Windows, but the export command is for Linux/macOS. Fix: Set the Composer global bin path on Windows You need to add Composer’s global bin directory to your system PATH manually. Here’s how: Now restart your terminal (e.g., cmd, PowerShell, or Git Bash), and try running: Issue 2:…
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5 Best WooCommerce Variation Plugins
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1. Variation Monster Developer: Syed Tarikul IslamWebsite: WordPress.org – Variation Monster (if listed)Key Features: Why it’s great: Combines multiple variation-related features into one powerful, flexible plugin. 2. Variation Swatches for WooCommerce Developer: Emran Ahmed / GetWooPluginsWebsite: getwooplugins.comKey Features: Why it’s great: One of the most popular swatch plugins with over 300,000+ active installs. 3. WooCommerce…
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What is an AI prompt?
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An AI prompt is the input or instruction you give to an artificial intelligence system (like ChatGPT) to get a specific response. In Simple Terms: A prompt is what you type or say to the AI. For example: Prompt: “Write a short story about a robot who wants to be human.”Response: (AI writes the story)…
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What’s New in ES2024 (ECMAScript 2024)
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The JavaScript landscape continues to evolve, and ES2024 (ECMAScript 2024) brings a fresh batch of features that aim to improve developer experience, boost performance, and provide more expressive power to the language. Let’s dive into the confirmed features for ES2024! 1. Set Methods JavaScript finally brings native set operations to the Set object with these…
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Ceritificate Verification for WordPress
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The Certificate Verification for WordPress Plugin is a powerful and easy-to-use tool designed for educational institutions, training centers, and online course providers. It enables administrators to issue unique certificates and allows users to verify the authenticity of those certificates directly from your WordPress website. Whether you’re offering diploma courses, university-level programs, or individual short courses,…
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If you’re developing or customizing a WooCommerce store, understanding the checkout page hooks is essential. Hooks allow you to modify or extend WooCommerce functionality without changing core files. In this post, we’ll explore all the important WooCommerce checkout page hooks, their usage, and examples for practical implementation. What are WooCommerce Hooks? WooCommerce hooks come in…
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If you’re customizing WooCommerce for your WordPress site , understanding single product page hooks is essential. This comprehensive guide will walk you through every important hook available on the WooCommerce single product page, complete with examples and implementation tips. Introduction to WooCommerce Hooks WooCommerce uses WordPress’s action and filter hook system extensively to allow developers…
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Answer Engine Optimization
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Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is the next evolution of SEO. This plugin helps you optimize your content specifically for answer engines, featured snippets, and voice search results.**Key Features:*** Automatic question detection and FAQ generation* Structured data markup for rich results* Direct answer optimization for voice search* HowTo and Definition schema support* Target question identification* Content…
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The difference between session and cookies
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Cookies Session Summary Table Feature Cookies Sessions Storage Location Client (Browser) Server Data Size Limit ~4KB Larger (server dependent) Security Less secure (exposed to client) More secure (stored on server) Lifetime Set by developer Ends with session/browser close Accessibility Client & Server Server only
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Handling AJAX Requests
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In WordPress, when handling AJAX requests, you can use two different types of action hooks: Why Use wp_ajax_nopriv? You use wp_ajax_nopriv_{action} when you want to allow unauthenticated (non-logged-in) users to make AJAX requests. By default, WordPress restricts AJAX calls to logged-in users unless explicitly allowed for non-logged-in users. Example Scenario If you have an AJAX-based…