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WalkthroughThis pull request systematically renames variables and template data keys across the codebase by adding a Changes
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This PR fixes #91 (WordPress.NamingConventions error) by prefixing global variables with paybutton_.
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Greptile Summary
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paybutton_prefix to global variables across template files and classes to comply with WordPress coding standards.class-paybutton-admin.phpandclass-paybutton-public.php$row→$paybutton_row) across admin and public templatespaybutton_prefixthe_contenttemplates/public/profile.phphas incomplete prefixing - variables$titleand$linkon lines 17-18 are missing thepaybutton_prefix, inconsistent with the rest of the changesConfidence Score: 2/5
templates/public/profile.phphas inconsistent variable naming where$titleand$linkare missing thepaybutton_prefix while being used in the template. This creates undefined variable references since the template expects$paybutton_titleand$paybutton_linkbut these are never defined.templates/public/profile.phprequires immediate attention - lines 17-20 have unprefixed variables that will cause runtime errorsImportant Files Changed
File Analysis
paybutton_prefix for WordPress coding standards compliancepaybutton_throughout the file$titleand$linkloop variablesSequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram participant Dev as Developer participant Template as Template Files participant Class as PHP Classes participant WP as WordPress Core Note over Dev,WP: Global Variable Prefixing Changes Dev->>Class: Update class-paybutton-admin.php Class->>Class: Rename array key to paybutton_admin_wallet_address Dev->>Class: Update class-paybutton-public.php Class->>Class: Rename $user_wallet_address → $paybutton_user_wallet_address Class->>Class: Rename $rows → $paybutton_rows Class->>Template: Pass prefixed variables to templates Dev->>Class: Update class-paybutton-ajax.php Class->>WP: Add phpcs:ignore for core hook Note over Class,WP: Core WordPress hook doesn't need prefix Dev->>Template: Update admin templates Template->>Template: Prefix all loop variables with paybutton_ Template->>Template: Rename $row → $paybutton_row Template->>Template: Rename local vars (permalink, post_title, etc) Dev->>Template: Update public templates Template->>Template: Receive prefixed variables Template->>Template: Update sticky-header.php ✓ Template->>Template: Update profile.php (incomplete) Note over Template: $title and $link missing prefix Note over Dev,WP: WordPress Coding Standards Compliance