I love Laravel, and you? Overall, the Facades feature! When you use a facade like some Eloquent model, you have noticed the following case…
Author / Giovambattista Fazioli
I spent a lot of time to translate my previous PHP code from cURL in Guzzle Http. So, beware because if you use Guzzle you have to use a request in multipart. For example, this was my previous code:
Useful Laravel PHP artisan command to handle supervisor. Download here.
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Usage: shell:supervisor [options] Options: --list List supervisor processes --start[=START] Start supervisor process by process name --stop[=STOP] Stop a supervisor process by PID or process name --start-all Stop all supervisor processes --stop-all Stop all supervisor processes --up Start supervisor service --down Stop supervisor service |
Actions and filters are so awesome in WordPress. They provide a very simple and powerful way to customization the WordPress core. So, Plugins and themes can execute code before or after specified event or change the result of many core functions. On the web, I found few discussion about the Javascript porting of actions and […]
Here you’ll find some useful jQuery snippets for document loaded.
Here you’ll find the list of actions run during a typical request by frontend.
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muplugins_loaded registered_taxonomy registered_post_type load_textdomain plugins_loaded sanitize_comment_cookies setup_theme after_setup_theme auth_cookie_malformed auth_cookie_valid set_current_user init widgets_init wp_register_sidebar_widget update_option update_option__transient_doing_cron updated_option set_transient__transient_doing_cron setted_transient http_api_debug delete_option delete_option_rewrite_rules deleted_option add_option add_option_rewrite_rules added_option wp_loaded posts_selection template_redirect get_header wp_head wp_enqueue_scripts wp_print_styles wp_print_scripts |
Here you’ll find the actions run during a typical request in backend admin area.
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muplugins_loaded registered_taxonomy registered_post_type load_textdomain plugins_loaded sanitize_comment_cookies setup_theme after_setup_theme auth_cookie_valid set_current_user init widgets_init wp_register_sidebar_widget update_option update_option__transient_doing_cron updated_option set_transient__transient_doing_cron setted_transient http_api_debug admin_bar_init add_admin_bar_menus delete_option delete_option_rewrite_rules deleted_option add_option add_option_rewrite_rules added_option wp_loaded auth_redirect _admin_menu admin_menu deprecated_argument_run admin_init current_screen load-index.php add_site_option setted_site_transient wp_dashboard_setup do_meta_boxes admin_enqueue_scripts admin_print_styles-index.php admin_print_styles admin_print_scripts-index.php admin_print_scripts wp_print_scripts admin_head-index.php admin_head adminmenu in_admin_header wp_before_admin_bar_render wp_after_admin_bar_render admin_notices all_admin_notices welcome_panel right_now_content_table_end right_now_table_end right_now_discussion_table_end rightnow_end activity_box_end media_buttons wp_enqueue_media posts_selection in_admin_footer admin_footer print_media_templates admin_print_footer_scripts before_wp_tiny_mce after_wp_tiny_mce admin_footer-index.php shutdown |
Edit your wp-config.php file, located in WordPress root folder, and add or replace define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); In this way WordPress will print the logs on the screen. This may be very annoying, so you would like to redirect all logs in a file.
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define('WP_DEBUG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true ); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false ); ini_set('display_errors', 0 ); // By default, WordPress write the logs in /wp-content/log/debug.log // comment out the line below to change path and log filename //ini_set( 'error_log', '/path/site.com/wp-content/logs/debug.log' ); |
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MySQL provides a very simple method to select rows in random order. It uses the ORDER BY RAND()statement. If you will be used theORDER BY RAND() statement, MySQL will create a temporary table with all results, then will be assigned a random index to each row and finally will return the random rows! This makes the […]
