Step-by-step guides and explainers for developers: MCP servers, Google APIs and AI coding agents.
You no longer need a Google Ads developer token. Google retired developer tokens on September 9, 2026. Access to the Google Ads API now belongs to your Google Cloud project, and you apply for higher access on the Google Ads API Overview page in the Cloud console, not in the API Center. Most guides that … Read more
To get a Google OAuth client ID and secret, open the Google Cloud console, go to Google Auth Platform, set up the consent screen, then create a client under Clients. Google shows the client ID and secret right after you create it. Copy the secret then, because you will only see it in full once. … Read more
What is an MCP server? It is a small program that lets an AI agent use a tool or a service. It tells the agent what it can do, such as “search my email” or “run an analytics report”, and does the work when the agent asks. MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, the open … Read more
An API is a contract that one program uses to talk to another. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is a standard way for an AI model to find out what a service can do and then ask for it. So MCP vs API is not a choice between two things. An MCP server usually sits … Read more
To set up a Contact Form 7 redirect after submit, listen for the wpcf7mailsent event in JavaScript and send the visitor to your thank-you page from there. Contact Form 7 has no redirect setting of its own. The old on_sent_ok line in Additional Settings no longer runs, and current versions mark it as a deprecated … Read more
To remove the WooCommerce terms and conditions checkbox, first check which checkout your store uses. On the Checkout block, edit the checkout page, select the Terms and Conditions block and turn off “Require checkbox”. On the classic checkout, clear the Terms and conditions page in WooCommerce, Settings, Advanced, or hide it with one filter. I … Read more