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- WordPress Changes GPL License Text Again 15 Jan 2011
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- WordPress Licensing Issues – Plugins are GPL, Right? 15 Dec 2010
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- Relicensing of IXR – The Incutio XML-RPC Library (Day 15) 8 Sep 2010
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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Docblock comments and more in code guidelines / standards
In the recent WordPress Coding Standard discussion it was clear that mutliple scenarios are not handeled. While doing more and more WP developmet these days, the list of stuff grows so it’s good to collect and to write them down. … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed
Tagged #11971, Coding, Coding Standards, Development, PHP, Quality Control, Wordpress, WP
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HTML Entity Boundaries – Zero Padding
I can not say why, but the HTML specification does allow to zero-pad numerical entities [Reference needed]. Well that sounds fair per-se, but it does not give a limit here. So strictly spoken, you can pad your numeric entities with … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Hakre's Tips, Pressed
Tagged #12284, Encoding, Entity, HTML, HTML Character Entities, Wordpress
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Free PHP Security Poster
Ther germany located security company SektionEins, which is specialized on Webapplication and PHP security, has a freebie to offer: You can download or order a PHP Security poster. They even send it in format A0 for free to you within … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, Pressed
Tagged PHP, PHP Security, Poster, Security, SektionEins, Stefan Esser, Suhosin
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WordPress coders have no Class
Some days ago last month, Andrew Rickman blogged about the lack of Object Oriented Design in WordPress. He makes some very thoughtful statements even the article first starts with a lot of assumptions that made it easy for me to … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed
Tagged Andrew Rickman, Architecture, Design, Development, OOP, PHP, Programming, Wordpress, WP
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PHP Open Basedir degrades Security (Bonus)
Some hosters are using the open_basedir restrictions because they think this makes hosting somewhat more secure. Well normally it is not because a hoster in need to enable it often shows that the system is not properly configured in respect … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed
Tagged #12148, open_basedir, PHP Security, phpass, Quality Control, Random, Security, Solar Designer
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CSS Selector Code Smell
3-2-1: Grab your QC environment and get ready for CSS today because it just does not makes sense to write a CSS Selector like these: Example 1: A bogus selector. Example 2: Can make sense The first example is pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Hakre's Tips
Tagged #9015, Code Smell, CSS, CSS Selector, HTML Code Smell, Quality Control, Regular Expression, Theme
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References to the Max
It’s somehow hard to understand. PHP Variables and how they do References to the according data. This Blog post is a collection of articles related to the topic and a short review of those I found valuable. Maybe there are … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Hakre's Tips
Tagged #11663, #11780, API design, Assigning-by-Reference, best practice, Compability, Copy-on-Assignment, Copy-on-Write, Development, guidelines, OOP, Pass-by-Reference, Performance, PHP, PHP 4, PHP Coding, PHP OO, Reference Counting, References, Symbol Table, Variable, Wordpress, WP, ZVAL
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The short memory of WordPress.org security
For the wordpress project it’s said: If you find a bug, report it. That’s the same if it is security related. For those who feel – for whatever reason – uncomfortable to publicize it in trac directly, can shoot an … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Patched, Pressed
Tagged #11236, #11401, caesarsgrunt, PHP Security, Ryan Boren, Security, Thomas Mackenzie, Wordpress, WP, WP-2.9.2
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Dion Hulse (dd32)
Name: Dion Hulse Profile: Dion Hulse on WordPress.org Nick: dd32 IRC: dd32 Trac: dd32 Aka: -/- Commit Access: ca. 2010-01-12 Birthday: 25 Sep 1987 Topics: Filesystem; Transports; Plugins References Homepage: blog://dd32.id.au/ Photo: Source DD32, whatcha gonna do? – WordPress Development … Continue reading
Posted in Persona, WordPress Persona
Tagged dd32, Dion Hulse, Filesystem, Wordpress, WP
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My site’s been hacked – now what?
Just a quickie to link to Google Webmaster Central: My site’s been hacked – now what? which provides some googly tips on how to handle such a situation.
Twiggy Miggy Ziggy Biggy
Some days ago I posted about Twig, an open PHP template language. I have not added much detail nor discussion about Twig in that short post. In “In Response to Fabien Potencier: Twig & PHP Templating“, Eli White another PHP … Continue reading
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