Category Archives: PHP
20 Best PHP Tutorials On The Web
PHP is a general-purpose server-side scripting language originally designed for Web development to produce dynamic Web pages. It is one of the first developed server-side scripting languages to be embedded into an HTML source document, rather than calling an external …
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Google notifies 20,000 websites they may be malware infected
 Google has told 20,000 websites they may be infected with Javascript redirect malware.
The company says the malware redirects users to malicious sites.
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How to Increase the Maximum File Upload Size in WordPress
This blog has the
Download Monitor
WordPress plugin installed since about 2 years ago, and I’ve been loving it since. And then my client’s site had a requirement where admins should be able to upload files from the backend to be available for registered users to download from the frontend.
So I plugged in Download Monitor on my client’s WordPress site and off it went, doing it’s download-monitoring magic.
Until one day, she complained that certain files aren’t uploading successfully. Since I had experienced a similar issue before while on Joomla 1.6, my mind instantly inclined towards the
maximum file upload size
issue. After some lolcats and rage comics and silly troubleshooting, it was confirmed – The maximum file upload size was the culprit.
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Source Code Comment Styling: Tips and Best Practices
Developers who have spent any time on large projects understand the importance of code comments. When you’re building many features into the same application, things tend to get complicated. There are so many data bits including functions, variable references, return values, parameters… how are you expected to keep up?
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Fotolia
)
It should come as no surprise that commenting your code is essential, both solo and team projects. But many developers are unaware of how to go about this process. I’ve outlined some of my own personal tricks to
creating neat, formatted code comments
. Standards and comment templates will vary between developers – but ultimately you should strive towards
clean and readable comments
to further explain confusing areas in your code.
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Changing the Default Messages Box to a Popup in Magento
Magento
developers out there, here’s a simple way to replace the default
messages
box (error/success notification box) to one that looks like a modal dialog popup using
JavaScript
and some
CSS
.
As you know, the
messages
DIV element that shows a success or error message appears at the top of the page content by default. This isn’t good because it is displayed
inline
with the current content and therefore pushes the elements below it downwards and will ruin the current layout of your store.
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How to Edit the Footer in Your WordPress Backend
Here’s a simple way to modify the footer in your
WordPress
backend, just by adding a function in your theme’s
functions.php
file. You can change to any text you want or simply remove it completely.
Below are step by step instructions on how to edit your WordPress backend footer (the one on the left).
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SQL Query in phpMyAdmin to Change All Passwords to MD5
Hello there folks! Ok, so here’s the story. I had to batch create Joomla users (about 4000 of them) from an excel file that my client provided. So I created all the users successfully (using phpMyAdmin), but there was one problem.
Somehow, all the users that were created from phpMyAdmin aren’t able to login. And I found out it was because the passwords in the database wasn’t encrypted in MD5 format, the default encryption used by Joomla if when you create users via the Joomla backend.
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ASI Lockers
ASI Lockers/Catalyst Marketing Communications, Inc
Website Redesign
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Centurian
Centurian Group, LLC
Corporate Website
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Subway
Global Restaurant Marketing Group, LLC
Marketing Toolbox
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Rafi Air Solutions
Rafi Air Solutions, Inc
Corporate Website & Branding
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Rubber Ducky
Rubber Ducky, LLC
Restaurant Database
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Wayne Mazzoni
Coach Wayne Mazzoni/Indigo 6
Personal Website
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Luminencz
Miller & Stone Research, Inc
Website & Branding
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Einstein/Noah
Global Restaurant Marketing Group, LLC/ Einstein Noah Restaurant Group, Inc.
Email Marketing
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MeetMoi
MeetMoi/Indigo6
Mobile Website
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Victor Ortiz Landscaping
Victor Ortiz Landscaping
Website
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EmailArts©
EmailArts©
Website/Portal
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HeartMD Institute
ADAM House
Medical Portal
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C&K Properties
C&K Properties
Website
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Source Code Comment Styling: Tips and Best Practices
Developers who have spent any time on large projects understand the importance of code comments. When you’re building many features into the same application, things tend to get complicated. There are so many data bits including functions, variable references, return values, parameters… how are you expected to keep up?
(Image Source:
Fotolia
)
It should come as no surprise that commenting your code is essential, both solo and team projects. But many developers are unaware of how to go about this process. I’ve outlined some of my own personal tricks to
creating neat, formatted code comments
. Standards and comment templates will vary between developers – but ultimately you should strive towards
clean and readable comments
to further explain confusing areas in your code.
Continue reading →