WordPress, page 2
Working notes on WordPress itself: how it stores data, loads assets, sends email and runs forms, from someone who builds plugins for it.
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WordPress Payment Form Workflow: Submit, Pay, Confirm, Fulfill
Build a reliable WordPress payment form workflow with server-calculated amounts, pending submissions, verified webhooks, and one-time fulfillment.
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A Software License Manager You Can Self-Host on WordPress
A software license manager does four jobs — keys, activations, downloads, expiry. Here's how to self-host all four on WordPress instead of paying a SaaS cut.
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WP_DEBUG every form submission
Most form-related bugs are silent failures. Turning on WP_DEBUG plus Core Forms' email log catches them in 30 seconds. Here's the setup.
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Core Forms 4.0
The first stable release on the 4.x line: a schema-backed form engine, a visual builder, smart forms, 21 native integrations, analytics and a native block. Released May 1, 2026, with three patch releases in the same week.
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