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WordPress How to Build a WordPress Plugin Building WordPress Widgets, and Shortcodes Adding AJAX To Plugins on the Front-End: Part 2

Teresa Perez
Teresa Perez
11,257 Points
Posted by Teresa Perez
Teresa Perez
11,257 Points

The attached files in download section do not include those changes. :(

The attached files in download section do not include those changes. :(

Justin Black
Justin Black
24,793 Points
Justin Black
Justin Black
24,793 Points

The downloaded content gives you the beginning point, you are expected to follow along. If they give you the code, you aren't learning anything -- you're doing what most wordpress 'developers' do which is using someone elses code and saying you're a programmer.

Follow along with the videos, and learn from what they are doing by working in tandem with them.