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Consider the following piece of code which compares two arrays to find which elements exist in outerArray that do not exist in innerArray:
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posted 16 years ago by quan
This is excellent for testing (mocking a SOAP server for example), we use an in memory http server in order to answer client requests.
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posted 16 years ago by narkisr
There is no debian startup script for the lighttpd webserver, if you install the server from sources. You could rewrite the redhat init script for your self, but i've already done this for you :-)
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posted 16 years ago by crypt
The first function make short urls.
The second function decode a short url with CURL. It gets the http header of the short url page. If the header contains a "Location:" header, then it's a redirect, and the decoded url is the url in the "Location"...
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posted 16 years ago by ginoplusio
Stick this inside the <?php> and you get the month group title shown only once for that date range. Sexy.
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posted 16 years ago by daipratt
Use this userstyle with Fluid for a sweet desktop Google Voice application.
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posted 16 years ago by schlaeps
Pretty straight forward. Replace 'PLUGIN_NAME' with the name of your plugin, add your code in the appropriate places, test and deploy.
Should be pretty easy to use, I commented it heavily.
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posted 16 years ago by mdrisser
Replace the default WordPress “W†logo in the administrative header with a custom one. Add this code inside the theme’s “functions.php†file.
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posted 16 years ago by math89
Remove the “Please upgrade now†message in the Wordpress Dashboard
Paste the code in your functions.php
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posted 16 years ago by math89
The easy way to set this up is to go to the macro window by pressing alt+F11.
Select the sheet from left panel. there will be two drop down. from the left drop down select worksheet and from right drop down list select the event 'change'.
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posted 16 years ago by derekholmes
A browser friendly way to trigger an event on an element. This is just a simple snippet which doesn\'t really explain the detailed contents of an event object, but it gives an idea of the differences between specific browsers. This function will fire...
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posted 16 years ago by bryanlyman
From Web Design Ledger "13 Useful Code Snippets for WordPress Development"
For additional information, see the link above.
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posted 16 years ago by mdrisser
From Web Design Ledger "13 Useful Code Snippets for WordPress Development"
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posted 16 years ago by mdrisser
From Web Design Ledger "13 Useful Code Snippets for WordPress Development"
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posted 16 years ago by mdrisser
From Web Design Ledger "13 Useful Code Snippets for WordPress Development"
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posted 16 years ago by mdrisser
From Web Design Ledger "13 Useful Code Snippets for WordPress Development"
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posted 16 years ago by mdrisser
I didn't create this but I have used it man time. It's super easy to implement and customize.
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posted 16 years ago by thehamilton