I’m referring to this thread http://themeforest.net/forums/thread/wordpress-theme-options-portfolio/77829
Otto42 said
SyamilMJ said
If a theme author can’t even get their theme to pass Theme Check’s ridiculously dumb checks, then it’s probably not worth the valuable time of our reviewers to even look at.I completely disagree with you. Theme check’s flags even Google recaptcha library. The main goal of theme check was to ease the work wordpress.org reviewers.
Is this true that using SMOF in themes has been banned ?
Somebody needs a hug ?
maybe he wants to see half naked men ?
This asus proart may interest you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skDRQZs4aGQ
$string='[gallery id="123" size="medium"]';
$table=shortcode_parse_atts($string);
foreach($table as $value=>$key){
echo $value."->".$key."<br />";
};
The output is
0->[gallery id->123 1->size="medium"]
The code above will work correctly parsing both attributes only if we add space before ending bracket ‘]’
sy4mil said
This is certainly a lot better than SMOF . It is more well-documented, has dozens more extra options, proper sanitation and some other goodies.But then again I didn’t build SMOF to compete with any other options framework already on the market.
Also, the ‘best’ framework, with all the technical differences considered, is really down to what works for you & your customer’s best.
Cheers
I hardly think your framework is worse. Actually it has a better learning curve and instead of dozen useless options it has less but more useful options. And by the way maintaining a framework like yours is pain in the ass. It’s great that you haven’t abandoned it yet. And if you really think about making some money you should focus on theme developing.


