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Yes. My name is Pradeep Paratia and I am a senior WordPress developer with over 6 years of experience in Joomla and WordPress. I have had experience working with 3 different organizations. I am currently working as a senior WordPress developer. I handle juniors and manage the company. My main project is CertiCloud and I handle one client's work in my current role.
Yes. So for the team development, we need to first check the requirements and analysis, and then move on to the design. And after the confirmation of the design part, we go to the development part. And first, we need to develop the key development points we noted and start on it. And after the designer implements the design, we can customize things as per the client's requirement. We implement one by one step in the key team development. So we need to first add the development tasks. And after that, we implement the designing part. And after we've handled one by one page and all the projects, the first development after the design and that testing.
For the error handling, we need to check the server side and also in the front end. We check the errors on submitting forms. And after the submit, we can check the data by using WordPress core functions. And we use WordPress nonces for that. We take the data and return it back. If there's any problem, then we display the error rate in front of the site. So we handle errors by using WordPress code functions or JavaScript or jQuery validation, and we return the errors on submission or any part of development. We have put conditions for the error and get use the default PHP and WordPress functions to handle the errors specifically.
Yes. For the user data, we need to add security notes on submitting the form, specifically for the registered form. When a user registers, we need to add known and recapture security measures. Additionally, on the server-side, we need to create a validation and error handling code for the data submitted to check if the users are not fake or robots, and also to ensure the data is not affected or incorrect. We need to check this first. So, these are the main points to get data from users safely, and we need to store it in our database. This is the main point for security reasons, and it's a priority point in our team development.
Yes. For the checkout page issue, we need to first enable the debug mode in WordPress by editing the wp-config file. We need to enable the options for debug and log file in the wp-config file and display the errors where the code is critical or affected. Then, we need to get the code position that's affected by the issue. After getting this, we'll also check locally to identify the exact code causing the issue. By solving this problem, it will be run safer.
Yes, for the test API, we need to consider the authentication of website and save the property of update we pass on it. So it will be the unique and unique name, and we can give the app developer. So we'll prioritize the query device. It's main part is the authorization key, and the properties are commonly used if you use related website functionality in an object.
Yes. If jQuery is not registered, then now we need to include the files on a function file about this custom script and add jQuery from the CDN or download from the official site of jQuery and put it in our theme folder. And we add the jQuery file above the script. And in queue, we use the script. After that, we use both files safely.
It's just in your query. It's not required. And inside the edit, the required ones file is upgrading PHP. It's maybe not required for the in create a table on active hooks. So it's an issue. Maybe create the issue in our code.
Just for week 3, we need to create the configuration of React and on the front of our team, and we need to convert it into React also, which works with React also. We have four core folders in different file structures and team structures on different files, with different structures on the server. So we need to configure first React and WordPress in different folder structures. So we need to work with React and convert it to outline the conversion.
For the security condition, we need to first take all the courses and scan the site by finding malware.
Get things in WordPress and on Facebook. That's the things on WordPress. If you have any affected code on our custom module that affects the site, we need to solve the issue or fix the code and resolve it. Yes. For responsiveness, we need to check in Google Chrome and use the inspect element tool. We need to check on your device, which provides the Google Chrome Mini Inspector, and take a look at the interior device for that on tablets, mobiles, and other screens. And also, Firefox will provide tools for responsiveness. Check the responsiveness. Yes. These are the step 2. We can check the responsiveness on our side. And also, we have multiple platforms online where we can check how the sites respond on different devices. Yes. That's
We use the libraries of PHP, the library for image, for PDF creation or some Google APIs for map and Google Sheet or other. For others, we use the API also for that. The sole principle to use any functionality is to create a functionality for the client requirement, then we need to use the libraries of PHP on our own.