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2012 Image Credit: ilovegkr via http://www.ilovegkr.com/pages/fungames/colouri.html No, sir! That is wrong. Do you know where I can get a Facebook plugin for my blog?
they developed? When was the last time they updated their plugins? Are they responsive to support requests for their plugin? Do they work with WordPress professionally? Are they helpful to others in the WordPress Support Forums? Check the plugin against WP Engine’s Disallowed Plugins List: http://support.wpengine.com/disallowed-plugins/ Review the Plugin Code for Correct Use of: Rachel Baker - Chicago Northside WordPress Meetup Group - July 2012 WordPress Plugin API hooks, actions and filters WordPress Settings API for plugin options WPDB database class and query methods Sanitization on any data input fields Nonces instead of browser cookies
they developed? When was the last time they updated their theme? Are they responsive to support requests for their theme? Do they work with WordPress professionally? What level of support is included along with any premium theme? Check the Theme Code: Rachel Baker - Chicago Northside WordPress Meetup Group - July 2012 Are the theme files organized? Do I know the purpose of every file included in the theme? Does the theme cause any Debug mode errors? Theme Check Plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-check/ Theme Authenticity Checker (TAC) Plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tac/
Chicago Northside WordPress Meetup Group - July 2012 1. What distribution/version of Linux do your servers run? 2. What version Apache, MySQL and PHP do your servers run? 3. Do you have a written policy regarding patching and updating your servers? 4. What steps do you take to make sure my hosting account is safe from other accounts on the same server? 5. Do you have a written backup policy? 6. How many hosting accounts do you stuff into each server?