Neil Murray
Neil Murray
### Why unique form ids are helpful Adding a unique ID attribute to the form tag is a very common and generally recommended practice in HTML. While a form can...
> I'd suggest closing this PR and the issue until this is clear. What do you think? @t-hamano I don't understand what purpose closing this PR achieves. I am aware...
> My main concern is why we would force an ID to be generated when users are free to assign their own IDs to the core form block. I think...
> As far as I know, there is currently no functionality in the form block that requires a unique ID. This functionally was not added in the [initial PR for...
> Furthermore, once a feature is added to the core, we are responsible for maintaining backward compatibility in principle. Therefore, compared to plugins, adding new features to the core requires...
Some common problems are: **Lack of Multisite Testing**: Many plugin developers simply don't test their plugins thoroughly (or at all) on Multisite environments. **Database Interaction**: Some plugins interact directly with...
@swissspidy thanks for participating on this issue - I really appreciate you getting involved. I'm fully aware of how challenging this issue is technically. but I'm equally aware how beneficial...
> So for a start, we would need to actually run PCP and the tested plugin in a Multisite environment. Running WordPress Multisite is not currently available in WordPress Playground...