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Weekend Updates: Gravity Forms v1.7.3, BuddyPress 1.7.2

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May 17, 2013

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Gravity Forms has just released their 1.7.3 update and it’s got a bunch of fixes that have found resolution for the 1.7 build. There’s a host of updates and fixes, including the following: Added JS filter: ‘gform_conditional_logic_description’ allows you to modify the descriptive HTML (i.e. “Show/hide this field if any/all of the following match”). Added JS filter: ‘gform_conditional_object’ allows you to modify the conditional logic object based on the object type. Added ‘gf_currency_config’ to gf_vars array, one step closer to deprecating gf_global array. Added gaddon JS object for use with the upcoming add-on framework. Added support for “tab_label” setting when […]

A Visual Look at a Real DDoS Attack

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May 10, 2013

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With all of the security discussions as of recent it’s been top of mind for many WordPress users and developers alike. Most of us are firming up our security options, downloading plugins, and asking better questions about WordPress security. There are also some that are reminding us that WordPress is secure, so don’t get it twisted! It’s time to clear up the debate once and for all. Despite all the doubts (and some haters), WordPress core is without a doubt one of the most secure platforms you can choose to put a site on. Of course, a WordPress install is only as secure […]

Inject Plugin: Strange Name, Potentially Helpful?

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May 9, 2013

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Today we’re taking a look at a new plugin from the folks at Netcodes.  It’s called Inject.  The idea behind Inject is to help give WordPress Designers and Developers more flexibility when creating custom sites.  Essentially what Inject does is allow you to reuse dynamic content on your WordPress site wherever you want to put it with no extra PHP files. From within the plugin itself you can create your own custom page templates using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, avoiding PHP all together. The examples they give on their site, a portfolio, fancy author box, post list, gallery and slider […]

My Top 10 WordPress Code Snippets

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May 8, 2013

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As this is my first post here on WP Daily I thought I best make it a good one! I have been using WordPress for around 3 years now and have built up a pretty big code bank of little snippets and tricks to help me when I am building for WordPress. Over time I am going to share with you some of my most useful code snippets for use in your own projects or to build upon. First I wanted to share with you what I think are my top 10 WordPress code snippets. These 10 snippets are used […]

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