phuze

Effective September 2021, Dropbox will be deprecating long-lived access tokens.

This GIST generally describes how to authenticate requests to Dropbox API v2, for anyone working on a server-side PHP Dropbox implementation.

It's important to understand three types of codes you'll encounter:

1. Access Code - this is a one-time code that represents user-granted app access.
2. Access Token - this is short-lived token that provides access to Dropbox API endpoints.
3. Refresh Token - this is a long-lived token that allows you to fetch a fresh Access Token.

rossriley

<?php

// Appears in your bootstrap file, before the call to $app->run()
$app['upload'] = $app->extend('upload', function ($handler, $app) {
    if ($app['request']->get('contenttype') == 'pages') {
        if ($app['request']->get('contenttypeslug') && $app['request']->get('id')) {
            $handler->setPrefix("/".$app['request']->get('contenttypeslug')."/".$app['request']->get('id'));
        }
    }
    return $handler;

niyazpk

// Add / Update a key-value pair in the URL query parameters
function updateUrlParameter(uri, key, value) {
    // remove the hash part before operating on the uri
    var i = uri.indexOf('#');
    var hash = i === -1 ? ''  : uri.substr(i);
         uri = i === -1 ? uri : uri.substr(0, i);

    var re = new RegExp("([?&])" + key + "=.*?(&|$)", "i");
    var separator = uri.indexOf('?') !== -1 ? "&" : "?";
    if (uri.match(re)) {

croxton

With Stash you have always been able to create global variables and evaluate them in the same template using if/else conditionals:

{exp:stash:set_value name="var" value="cheese" type="snippet"}

{if var == "cheese"}
  	We have cheese!
{if:else}
  	Where's the cheese, gromit? 
{/if}

dennisfrank

#!/bin/sh

# Import a remote database into a local database
# ----------------------------------------------
#
# Based on http://danherd.net/quick-script-synchronise-from-a-remote-expressionengine-database/
#
# Don’t forget chmod +x to make the script executable.
#
# Change the extension to .command to run the script directly from OS X Finder.

octavian-nita

var Module;
(function (Module) {
  'use strict';

  var Greeter = (function () {

    // Define the Greeter class:

    function Greeter(message) {
      this.greeting = message;

narfbg

	/**
	 * HKDF
	 *
	 * @link	https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5869.txt
	 * @param	$key	Input key
	 * @param	$digest	A SHA-2 hashing algorithm
	 * @param	$salt	Optional salt
	 * @param	$length	Output length (defaults to the selected digest size)
	 * @param	$info	Optional context/application-specific info
	 * @return	string	A pseudo-random key

brandonkelly

Templating in EE vs. Craft CMS.

Here are a few common tasks you might do in your templates, as they would be written in ExpressionEngine vs. Craft CMS.

Table of Contents

1. Comments
2. Conditionals
3. Loops
4. Looping Through Entries

amphibian

<?php

// Backwards-compatibility with pre-2.6 Localize class
$format_date_fn = (version_compare(APP_VER, '2.6', '>=')) ? 'format_date' : 'decode_date';

echo $this->EE->localize->{$format_date_fn}('%Y-%m-%d', $this->EE->localize->now);
// 2013-04-18

Meroje

Some Key points

[21:35:16] 1. Controllers call out to a repository to answer questions (like give me comments for a post, or are there any active users)
[21:35:27] so the repositories contain those business rules
[21:35:37] the entities (orm models) contain the application agnostic business rules
[21:35:42] like what makes a valid person
[21:36:09] 2. The repository interacts with the ORM to get the entities
[21:36:42] 3. The controller is merely responsible for processing the request, calling out to the appropriate repositories, and constructing the response
[21:36:52] All of the interactions are injected of course