hakre on wordpress
Hakre's devlog, thoughts and rants on wordpress on wordpress.com. And webdesign related. And web development related. My weapons of choice are Netscape 2.01, HTML, CSS, PHP and the Gif Construction Kit.
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hakre on wordpress » WordPress Licensing- GPL: This Deserves a Special Mention, II 17 Feb 2011
- b2/cafelog is GPL 3 Feb 2011
- WordPress Changes GPL License Text Again 15 Jan 2011
- Akismet Introduces GPL Version to WordPress (Updated 3x) 1 Jan 2011
- Kses, GPL, Copyright, Licensing and Disclaimer 30 Dec 2010
- WordPress, Copyright, Hello Dolly Lyrics, the GNU GPL and I 22 Dec 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Plugins are GPL, Right? 15 Dec 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – On Showing License 6 Oct 2010
- Relicensing of IXR – The Incutio XML-RPC Library (Day 15) 8 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – NOOP (Day 8) 2 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Summary (Week 1) 1 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Submitting Code (Day 6) (Update 1x) 30 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Progress (Day 5) 30 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Why I care (Day 4) 28 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – the third day 28 Aug 2010
Wordpress Questions (and Answers)- Combining an if then else statement 22 May 2012
- post_type parameter in URL of any custom Dashboard submenu page causes 'Cannot load' error 22 May 2012
- get_post_meta returns 0 22 May 2012
- how to create a folder in wordpress 22 May 2012
- Custom user fields and user roles 22 May 2012
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Tag Archives: XML
XML_Query2XML
XML_Query2XML – Turn SQL into XML, PDO support. XML_Query2XML allows you to transform the records retrieved with one or more SQL SELECT queries into XML data. Very simple to highly complex transformations are supported. Is was written with performance in … Continue reading
QueryPath PHP Library to deal with XML/HTML esay CSS-like access and manipulation. Code available at Github.
RSS Feed: “An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.”
WordPress RSS Feed Widget displays the following broad error message if it has problems to init or display a RSS feeds: An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. This error message can have multiple reasons … Continue reading
Posted in PHP Development, Pressed
Tagged Configuration, Error, Extension, Feed, PCRE, PHP, RSS, SimplePie, Wordpress, XML, XMLREADER
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HTML5 is lame
Some say XHTML was lame. If so, HTML5 will be even more lame. There isn’t any DTD. Can you imagine? Is the HEAD element needed or not? And what about the BODY or HTML element? Who can answer these questions? … Continue reading
XHTML5
Did you know that HTML5 extends from XHTML as well? I did not, it was Anne who made me curious. The quiz (see on the right) is still open.
Meet Symphony
Symphony is a web-based content management system (CMS) that enables users to create and manage websites and web applications of all shapes and sizes—from the simplest of blogs to bustling news sites and feature-packed social networks.
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Frameworks, Tools
Tagged CMS, Framework, PHP, PIWI, Symphony, XML, XSLT
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QueryPath – Find your Way
QuerPath is another PHP library for working with XML and HTML. Licensed under LGPL/MIT it self-announces it with the following features:
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Tools
Tagged CSS, HTML, HTTP, PHP, QueryPath, SQL, XML
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Line Endings in diverse Operating Systems
While coding some XML stuff lately (if you’re into PHP and XML, get a grip on FluentDOM if you have not already) I ran about some line ending issues. That [NEL] thingy was new to me, so I just wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, Pressed
Tagged Apple Macintosh, DOS, Encoding, FluentDOM, Line Ending, OS/390, PHP, UNIX, XML
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Script and Style HTML/ XHTML Code Smells
Remember the time? Grabbing the copy of the HTML 2 RFC, reading through within the afternoon and you started to understand where this all might lead to after some time. Seeing 3.2, 4.1 and XHTML 1.0 passing this finally ended up … Continue reading
Posted in Code Smells, Hacking The Core, Hakre's Tips, HTML/CSS Code Smells
Tagged Code Smell, Eclipse, Eclipse PDT, HTML, HTML Code Smell, PHP, Quality Control, Regular Expression, Tagsoup, XHTML, XML
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FluentDOM
Keep the fluent flow: From time to time you find exceptional libraries out there. This posting is about one I got pointed with the finger on while being on a PHP unconf last year and I must admit that I … Continue reading