If you're like me, you favorite a ton of tweets. Employers can go through and see those, and you may not want that.
Navigate to your favorites page on your profile:
https://twitter.com/i/likes
Open your JS console.
Run this code.
<?php | |
// To cache a variable | |
// function add($key, $value, $secondsToCache) | |
\Craft::$app->getCache()->add( | |
$nameOfCacheKey, | |
$valueToCache, | |
$numberOfSecondsToCache | |
); |
# ADD THESE LINES AFTER LINE 937, BEFORE Configure locale. | |
RUN mkdir -p /usr/share/man/man1mkdir -p /usr/share/man/man1 | |
RUN apt-get update | |
RUN apt-get install -y openjdk-11-jdk | |
RUN apt-get install -y pdftk |
const iframeLoader = { | |
baseUrl: 'http://interimhh.hrmdirect.com/employment/job-openings.php?search=true&', | |
queryStrings: [ | |
'dept', | |
'city', | |
'state', | |
'cust_sort1' | |
], | |
init: function(id) { |
var Spy = (function (register, undefined) { | |
var eventStore = [], | |
events = ['click']; | |
var store = function (type, data) { | |
eventStore.push({ | |
type: type, | |
data: data | |
}); | |
}; |
<!-- The div we'll write stuff in --> | |
<div id="final"> | |
</div> | |
<div class="event-wrap"> | |
<span data-title="test-1">words</span> | |
</div> | |
<div class="event-wrap"> | |
<span data-title="test-2">words</span> |
<?php | |
/** | |
* Laravel Valet Driver for ExpressionEngine | |
* To install: | |
* 1) Install Valet | |
* 2) Add this file to the document/project root | |
*/ | |
class LocalValetDriver extends ValetDriver { |
# Add this to your ~/.bash_profile and restart your terminal | |
alias sshhosts="grep -w -i "Host" ~/.ssh/config | sed 's/Host//'" |
var a = $('ol#authors li strong') | |
a.each(function(index, el) { | |
let b = $(el).text().split(' (')[0] | |
let c = $(el).closest('li') | |
let d = $(c[0]).find('div select option:contains("' + b + '")').val(); | |
$(c[0]).find('div select').val(d) | |
}); |
1) Place this batch file in with your raw wav files | |
2) Set the introlocation (where your intro and outro files are located) and outputlocation (where you want the final mp3 to land) | |
3) Run this batch file. | |
This will fine the most recent wav file in the current directory, append the intro and outro, and then convert it to mp3. | |
Especially good for use with Quelea. Requires sox.exe and Lame encoder (This script uses Lame for Audacity) | |
Created and used on Windows 10. Please let me know if you have issues! |