Table of Contents

• Doojigger Definitions

  • Doojiggers, Doolollys, Doohickeys, and Doodads

• About the {eac}Doojigger File System Extension

  • Access the WordPress file system via FTP/SSH with secure, compatible file permissions.

• Using the {eac}Doojigger Installer

  • Install a Must-Use plugin file, theme file, or other file using the WP_Filesystem API.

• Implementing and Using Advanced Mode

  • Using {eac}Doojigger's "Advanced Mode" to control options and features.

• Set Cookies Using The WP Consent API

  • {eac}Doojigger supports the WP Consent API plugin with a set_cookie() method.

• Use Debugging Logger Methods

  • Using the {eac}Doojigger debugging log methods.

• Manage Recurring Events used with WP-CRON

  • Defining intervals, scheduling events, triggering tasks.

• Using administrator option field methods

  • Add input fields and contextual help to your custom screens.

• Clone an {eac}Doojigger Extension

  • Use an {eac}Doojigger extension in your derivative plugin (myAwesomPlugin).

• Using Conditional Traits in PHP

  • Conditionally load backend (or frontend) code using traits.

Definitions

doojigger (n)

1. Something unspecified whose name is either forgotten or not known.
2. A Wordpress Plugin built with {eac}Doojigger.

doololly (n)

1. Any nameless small object, typically some form of gadget.
2. An extension to a Doojigger plugin.

doohickey (n)

1. A thing (used in a vague way to refer to something whose name one does not know or cannot recall).
2. A plugin used to load a Doololly extension.

doodad (n)

1. Something, especially a small device or part, whose name is unknown or forgotten.
2. A helper or trait included with a Doojigger plugin.