I have a handful of custom PHP snippets loaded through WPCode on a staging copy of my WordPress site. They extend a WPForms Pro form's usefulness when used by car-show sponsors. The form has it's own internal logic allowing for selection of 1 to 3 trophies deopending on sponsor's level of payment. The code snippets were written to track how many trophiess total were left, prevent a user from selecting the same trophy twice and to keep subsequent users from chosing a trophy that has already ben chosen. The last bit of code added a page to the admin menu that would report sponsor name and tropy or trophies selected and how many trophies are left. Right now the code snippets are not behaving consistently: I’ve already spotted some straight syntax mistakes and inconsistencies when a "test sponsor" submissions is made. My main objective is consistent "inventory-like control" and reporting to admin page; once this behavior is stable I need the code migrated to the live site without breaking anything there. Here’s how I see the collaboration: • review every active WPCode snippet for syntax and logic flaws • tighten or rewrite routines so the form tracks entries and prevents duplicate selections and reports useful information to admin. Also want an email confirmation to sponsor re: their trophy choice. • test on the staging site until submissions run error-free and the expected data lands in the database and in email confirmations/notifications • package the final code and deploy it on the production site, confirming nothing else on the site is affected I can give you full access to the staging environment, the WPForms Pro setup, and version-controlled copies of the snippets. Familiarity with WordPress hooks, WPCode, and PHP best practices is essential. Once the live form passes a final round of tests the project is done.