olivier89

Sorry if my questions are basic. But as i stated in my first post i’d like to write plugin, using best practice, in WP of course, but also in oop (php5) too, with security concerns (attribute types).

ouch ! No I know how deep i lack knowledge with oop ??

Of course you’re right, and my knowledge of wp syntax is poor too. So as i asked : is it forbidden in WP syntax to use public/private (php5 attributes) in a WP plugin declaration ? Or is this question just useless, and i should always use no attribute or static ?

Thanks a lot for your answer, i’m going to check your plugin in detail.
But you say i use static declarations, but in the link from the codex i wrote in the first post, static seems mandatory for some methods :

If your plugin is desgined as a class write as follow:
class MyPlugin {
     static function install() {
            // do not generate any output here
     }
}
register_activation_hook( __FILE__, array('MyPlugin', 'install') );

But isn’t a no attribute before a method equivalent to static?

Can’t i use private methods and properties to tighten up the security ?

Anyway, i’ll study your plugin and contact you if i have any question.
Thanks.