Jesse Pollak jessepollak

Anyone can use the easy-embed Clef application creation iframe to allow users of their plugin to quickly create a Clef application for their site without leaving the plugin environment.

Embeding the iframe

When you embed the iframe, you must provide a variety of variables, which allow Clef to customize the experience for the user. Each of these variables must be passed as a URL parameter with a URL encoded value.

domain — The domain that the website is hosted on. In WordPress, we get this value by accessing urlencode(get_option('site_url')).
name - The name of the application that will be created. In WordPress we get this value by accessing urlencode(get_option('blogname')).

Using per-login Clef logout hooks

Previously, to use the Clef logout hook, you had to set a single logout hook on your Clef application. This logout hook would be hit every time a user logged out of your app.

With the new per-login Clef logout hooks, you can pass a URL to be hit as the logout hook every time a user logs in.

Passing the logout hook

Using this version of the logout hook is very easy. When you do the /authorize portion of the OAuth handshake, just specify the URL to be hit for logout.

In the icsauth/includes/functions.php, there's a function:

function ics_login_errors($error) {
  global $error;
  global $validation_error;
  if ($validation_error) {
    $error = "<b>Fehler: </b>Ihre ÖAK-Nummer konnte nicht gefunden werden, oder ist fehlerhaft. Bitte geben Sie diese erneut ein, um den Loginvorgang abzuschließen!";
  }
 else {

Anyone can use the easy-embed Clef application creation iframe to allow users of their plugin to quickly create a Clef application for their site without leaving the plugin environment.

Embeding the iframe

When you embed the iframe, you must provide a variety of variables, which allow Clef to customize the experience for the user. Each of these variables must be passed as a URL parameter with a URL encoded value.

domain — The domain that the website is hosted on. In WordPress, we get this value by accessing urlencode(get_option('site_url')).
name - The name of the application that will be created. In WordPress we get this value by accessing urlencode(get_option('blogname')).

	let array1 = [\| 1; 2; 3; 4 \|]
	let array2 = [\| 1; 2; 3 \|]

	Array.zip array1 array2
	// => raises ArgumentException

	array_1 = [1, 2, 3, 4]
	array_2 = [1, 2, 3]

	array_1.zip(array_2)
	# => [[1, 1], [2, 2], [3, 3], [4, nil]]

	array_2.zip(array_1)
	# => [[1, 1], [2, 2], [3, 3]]

	setInterval((function interval() {
	// do something instantly then every 5 seconds
	console.log('This is a better version of setInterval');
	return interval;
	})(), 5000);

	<video preload autoplay>
	<source src="/static/video/screen.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
	<source src="/static/video/screen.ogv" type="video/ogg" />
	<object width="640" height="360" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="/static/video/screen.swf">
	<param name="movie" value="/static/video/screen.swf" />
	<param name="flashvars" value="autostart=true&file=/static/video/screen.mp4" />
	</object>
	</video>

	# reduce quality # ffmpeg -i screen.mov -crf 20 screen-low.mov