Enable Media Replace

Readiness

PHP Compatibility

Categories with Findings

Positive Observations

• Plugin uses WordPress hooks and filters appropriately
• Implements proper file structure with namespace organization
• Uses WordPress transients for temporary data storage
• Includes compatibility functions for older WordPress versions
• Implements proper logging system for debugging
• Plugin uses WordPress native functions like wp_check_filetype_and_ext() for file validation
• Implements proper capability checking with current_user_can() in most places
• Uses wp_nonce_field() and wp_verify_nonce() in most form handlers
• Follows WordPress plugin structure with proper namespacing
• Includes error handling and logging functionality
• CSS files follow consistent naming conventions and organization
• JavaScript uses proper jQuery document ready patterns
• Responsive design considerations present in CSS media queries
• File size validation present in JavaScript upload handler
• Event delegation used appropriately for dynamic content
• Plugin properly escapes output with esc_html(), esc_url(), and esc_attr() functions
• Uses prepared statements with wpdb for database queries
• Implements proper nonce verification for AJAX requests
• Includes comprehensive error handling for file operations
• Uses WordPress HTTP API (wp_remote_post) instead of cURL directly
• Implements proper capability checks for user permissions
• Uses WordPress transient API for caching
• Follows WordPress coding standards for most function naming
• Includes extensive logging system for debugging
• Good use of namespacing to avoid function conflicts
• Proper nonce validation for security in form submissions
• Text domain consistency throughout most of the codebase
• Comprehensive error handling constants and error codes
• Good separation of concerns with dedicated controller classes
• Proper capability checking for user permissions
• Integration with WordPress hooks and filters system
• Internationalization functions properly implemented in most areas
• Plugin includes comprehensive RTL language support
• CSS follows consistent naming conventions and structure
• JavaScript uses modern addEventListener patterns
• Code includes proper preventDefault() calls for drag-and-drop
• AJAX requests include nonce security tokens
• Responsive design with media queries implemented
• Plugin uses WordPress nonce verification for security
• Proper namespace usage prevents conflicts
• Error logging functionality is implemented for debugging
• Uses WordPress standard hooks and filters appropriately
• Implements proper sanitization of user input in AJAX handlers
• Plugin uses WordPress nonce validation for security
• Proper use of esc_html__, esc_attr, and other WordPress escaping functions
• ARIA labels present on media library action links
• Semantic HTML elements used in some areas (sections, labels)
• Plugin includes proper capability checks before allowing actions
• Uses WordPress admin notice classes for consistent styling
• Includes translation functions for internationalization
• Uses semantic HTML structure with proper heading hierarchy in CSS classes
• Implements RTL language support with dedicated CSS file
• Provides multiple file upload methods including traditional file input
• Uses WordPress standard admin interface patterns
• Includes proper error handling and user feedback mechanisms