What The File

A function call to __() with texts containing placeholders was found, but was not accompanied by a "translators:" comment on the line above to clarify the meaning of the placeholders.

All output should be run through an escaping function (see the Security sections in the WordPress Developer Handbooks), found '__'.

Multiple placeholders in translatable strings should be ordered. Expected "%1\$s, %2\$s", but got "%s, %s" in "You've been using <b>What The File</b> for some time now, could you please give it a review at wordpress.org? <br /><br /> <a href='%s' target='_blank'>Yes, take me there!</a> - <a href='%s'>I've already done this!</a><br/><br/><small><a href='http://www.never5.com/' target='_blank'>Check out other Never5 plugins</a></small>".

All output should be run through an escaping function (see the Security sections in the WordPress Developer Handbooks), found '$query_string'.

All output should be run through an escaping function (see the Security sections in the WordPress Developer Handbooks), found 'plugins_url'.

Tested up to: 6.3 < 6.8. The "Tested up to" value in your plugin is not set to the current version of WordPress. This means your plugin will not show up in searches, as we require plugins to be compatible and documented as tested up to the most recent version of WordPress.

Missing $domain parameter in function call to __().

wp_redirect() found. Using wp_safe_redirect(), along with the &quot;allowed_redirect_hosts&quot; filter if needed, can help avoid any chances of malicious redirects within code. It is also important to remember to call exit() after a redirect so that no other unwanted code is executed.

Detected usage of a possibly undefined superglobal array index: $_SERVER[&#039;QUERY_STRING&#039;]. Use isset() or empty() to check the index exists before using it

$_SERVER[&#039;QUERY_STRING&#039;] not unslashed before sanitization. Use wp_unslash() or similar